1 10 203 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c6322066aa574b46991371ce139ce5d9.pdf 16751cd41cac5c4b9b7cf32d2cb47994 PDF Text Text �Rerafnofe OM m ty P r o t i Morn Fruit And ye««tsb)i* 1 Similar A m fn A*«i SANFORD, FLORIDA, [ Violent Deaths Mar Hol i day GejebrotSon Over Nation ■ Mol* than 821 ueribns h u r t In attendance » t tRc Ifilh. An­ nual PioaeePa Nigbl held In the ;U k t M aty -Chamber' o f * Cym-, mrreo building hut evening, 1 .Tribute waa paid to . more than 100 pioneers over HO yeur* of age. They Included reproM-ntall vet from aryan different na­ tion, and 19 state*. Near York led with 10 praoant <i Included la the program' for the evening were ihoit addresses aa follow*: Jamie Q. Sharon, J.‘ 3. Parriah o f TitusvllleT Nina Oliver Oran, T. Hr. Lawton, Fred I t Wilson, K llousholder, O. P. Hamden, . I t W. Ware, Jno. D. Jbiklna, W. H. Ballard o f Altadtonte Spring*. K. II. Kllbee,, af .•Geneva, and v w -> NUEfBER l i t U. S. Protest Seizure Of M By Great Bril r-7' mittce On Unsiejrfcaii Activities lets ‘Funds For ul Y e a r AfillJNOTO:N. JanM2. -trPl * Die. r «M alt Ire, concluding ;4 f 'un^A met Iran , VTtl rail on Die atricter beearaent of- alien 'law*, but tin will.' defer making specific blatter tpeommemkiticni. Veil-Informed source* Mid the IreHtim** w o o d annual report leh rtbe filed rh rnu muat.be flb-d with the i*9' by midnight JH H n tliv fommiurc expires, will AlailWu.gcncral proposals: an nhlfLl MMimluh »/ ivwieamt. Vhlte violent deatlm In other Lions o f Florida and throughtha nation, taarrad I k obatrv» of Kaw Yang's, Sanford and llnola CoaW*’ ta ld k a M itta nl registration Mwa) and sonad pohlWtr of - un-American Vltlav beyond I ha teopa o f exig atatutaa. Thetarecommends». In avbaUnra will be highla of tba report. » waa teamed that Diet would Um aaeond recommends l Ion aa Fuehrer - n M f, JANUARY « ‘ ipep'Says PARIS. Jan. official newspaper Petit Ballard Named County Boar Chairmap Again CANABg * * * * * UNITtO S TA T» n, r»m Th*» U n ited S ta te * tod a y form nlly protested O n *t B rita in 's aolm ir* of m all th e n ew y en r opened w ltll disastrous a ir raids and i h e a v y Finnlah-Ruaalan fig h t* Ing. ___ I f Finnish ' yaldlers find tha fighting rold,' H*i because they are bntillng In a cllmsto tom, parable to thb hembphrra'a north Canadian or Alaskan regions. Man show, position Finland would occupy If swung around the Arctic Circle, from Weatherman H o l d s Slim Htope Grower* pc Damage ASHIKOTON. Jan. % - < * ) drifBt Roosevelt will pot It op > W' lii■ thb Work t o -' “iMrUa J■ . j '-T5 Mississippi valley and the south­ eastern state* last night. ' With atUI worse weather In prospect before tha cold peak, l the thermometer plummeted to 86 degree, above saro nt A t­ lanta by nightfall and an hour and a half Inter was down to 24. Tha reading at Chattanooga waa about two degrees lower and at Nashville, eight degrees low­ er. A harsh northerly wind In­ tensified tha ''tew onslaught which veered eastward anil be­ gan to ln»e fores aa It moved coast Florida largely escaped swiftly towards tha Atlantic the Icy inroad and the eastern Frank A. Wright. 46, for 17 seabeard states lilfewlso were years a resident of Seminole spared its full force. As the sheet o f cold spread County, apparently ended his own southward It left dllghtly mod­ life fay drinking carbolic acid list erating weather In Its wake in night. Sheriff C. M. Hand dis­ In tha midwest and cast, al­ closed today. Apparently despondent over Ids though broad axpanses of snow (till lay on the ground In these III health. Sheriff Hand said Mr. Wright died at hla homo alout regions. . The tbarmumatar wns still 11(60 1\ Mm He has been an rmpluyee of tha wall below freeslng In the east FMteburgk. Fa., and Albany. N. VlrglaU Pato|ltia Fertiliser plant here for several years. Y-, registered 13 drgrees altove Hiirvlvors nre hb wife and seru at dusk| New Y'oik, 20,. mocrat. «nd Boston, 21. daughter, Mary Martha, hb fa­ Tba Weather Bureau warned ther and mother, Mr. end Mrs. Florida fruit and vegetable grow­ John Wright, who llv* In North ers to aspect heavy, killing frost, Carolina, snd two brothers. Funeral arrangcmcnU will be with temperatures ranging beannounced later. (OsmIssm aa r s s e n m l be reduced, an Influential Adminis­ tration supporter predicted yeaterdey. Tha Administration adherent • senator who declined to be quoted by name, as Id ho had not dbcnaaed the question directly with Roosevelt, but that he believed the President would tall'the rrataambllng legllsators to do what they liked about cutting outlays ■nd retaining or robing tha |4l,000,000,000 debt lim it Thb Informant predicted that Congress would make no great rv» dnctlon In appropriations for re­ lief, farm benefits and the like, and ha Mid tha law-makers there­ fore would bear the responsibility for continued Urge-scale spending. Congress will reconvene nl noon Wednesday and nt I4M will hear RaoeeVslt delhrrr personally hb annual massage on the aUte of tha union. Any advice which ha has to give on financial mature probably will be reserved far Um budget m»e- [ris'CetelU Brandt' Die* At Home Hero English Conscript Road Group Asked To Two Million More Eliminate Hazards In “ Death Valley” Eastern Port Of Hong * Kong Is Closed As W. D. Dallanl i t Altamonte Safety M e a s u r e Mercury To Drop To 29 D egrees, Bureau Predicts tfalte Decision On Expenditures Disastrous A Heavy Fighting In Finland Feature Be* ginningOfNew Year Frank A. Wright Takes His D ie, Sheriff Reports to t * threatansd with a similar fnlc In tha Salla sector. Russia reported nothing ? • ( op »necf‘ had hsppsnad front, bnt t o ll o f the ibomblaga. Romanian Premier ■ Talar seed tald the provinces o f i Brsasrtbla snd Pu-nvins, I ordering on' Baa­ ls. would be dsfsndW “ Jt; tl»^ Iasi man*- I f necsasaiT. ' Hetman scoutera ware dr bran from over.the British Isles, hot * * * * * motion" was oUxfnud. ' 'f ! T Britain closed tha part Hong­ kong as a defense measure. n b < eeross the Karelian uung, where the Russian Rtd army was reported In last night’s Fglnlsh High Command communique In hsve been hurled back in | l assault on advance positions f f the Mannorhclm line. Yesterday's heavy fighting along the dU-mlle Karelian M f * liatllefront bstween tge m ils (Julf of Finland and Laka La­ doga, although not described |n last night’s communique, woa preceded by an InUtua shelling or the Finnbb line* by Ruaalaii artillery. Finnish offlcU U bellaved Ike Soviets might ha about to launch thslr anticipated b|gscale offensive against tba Mgfe* ncrhelm line. The Swedish radio report**' that 60,000 crack Red ArnMT troops were masted In L a s ln g ttt en route to tha Karelbn batflp* Red Army Command laal w » Last night's communique o that tha violent Buarian attt thrown back by tha Floabb i fenders occurred Sunday ale the Tslpale River. Tba wag the Isthmus has beau foul with hardly a lull alnca Dec. whan the Russians hurled tk first hlg blows against tha luilteuu line. vary Important mattara coming The High Command’s coma In 1040 which ha is especially nlqus yesterday Mid tha reaaM qualified to handle. o f tha 11,000 man o f the » "Mara power to our Mayor and Sian Division^—o f wbl*h 1 Commission for a groat and prayreaatvs 1940“ Mr, La (Aar's statement la as Cooper* L«ffler Commend Commission Ana Request Re-election Of Higgins WolUr. L. Cooper and W. A. Laf/lar, former OUy Commbslonar Joined today 'la commtndlng tha City Commission for ha prograaatval acthrltka during tha MSt rs tr nod also requested that Mayor Edward Ulgglna bo tea fellowsi *1 wish to odd my sndoraamsnt to tha olaaUan of Edward Higgins as mayor of the City o f Sanford fo r naotbsr year. Ha baa shewn iAmtlsowl r rite Mkd a dsbtoal a;aM ^ LOCALWEATO § L i i N . J6. %» \ n AlVl �in. ini'* • x v t > I. 4 »• — t > in l » <t«.V *r*T * x T ^ T iT I » THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLpBIDA T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 , lM i T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1 1 WB THE N EXT EVENT W IL L BE A WRESTLING MATCH 420 0.___________________ m o OB L a F tA T A , Dee. 13.1 » » (From Tha Montreal Hurl "Drake line In hi* hammock in .. . . Nombrc de Dio* B iy." f it t hi* drum’s been struck once " ntaVf along the Main; n««r acAMsr, e f f o r t Pcci*eA5f ARVontiWatis ' Break For The And n«w she Ilea, actfuluilU-reJ, "4 berafk of her galUnt crow, _ TO. show* tho foes of Britain what Britain's aons e>in tlo. A y - Drake Be* in hi* hammock it t - >• hnrd by the RpanUh Main, U Itai, evtto ttoero -hU drem h.s **' -eeanded, and hi* yptrit lives A "Codp for Congrpsnmen" him recently ^ocn i»reaentmi the augunt Mouse o f Ileprescntativea hy a "fresh* m an" mootbor from Ituliann which nil momhera might well strive to follow. A ft e r ono year in tho Mouse,■IleprrM n tative George- W . G illie snys: “ Don’ t talk too much. ....... — —— 1 "Ilo n 't mnko 4oo many pntmiscs, hill live up to tho ; ||?MHRT ?■ HORTON... onei you make. *. • * < 1 11 . .nzuy ZIRHW AAMl'Vt !i5Tw Y eir - “ Don’ t worry nlxnit what your opponents day tthoui U over, thank heaven ton’ t jg o high-hn'. u fter yini'ro rli'ctod. Inn’ f* rail to glvn tin- In-nt aerviep o f \r ioti*t vompmmlae with your conacicncp. phU Commtrci»| A|»It A 32H pi ice ttlltlrn *y. rt»y tho pgnr csri which 1st It a severe W-allng. lost f.vr Imt") riant prlrtltloners. Cultural Picture 'Ing, J’uldlr libraiips were hsrdesl hit. A il ilcalejs drew In their, horns, 'Advances Widely und u few important ones rlosed out. ^tiuruni endowments lost InIn Last Decade rurne steadily—no final sttswer Hint th® Christmas shop. Mon la over It might be a « to Inaugurat* a pay-up A l BatlUi say* he ntay have to •U k* soother walk” . Too hjdl Just aoither hitch-hiker on life's __ •mpty blgltw|y. Chrbtaua Business Best In III Taars, Poitmszter Elates- He«HIfM. That must have been sonic -Ckrlstma* busJsM* III yonrs ago. By JOHN HEI.nV NEW YORK. Jan. U. ' - ( d ’l Becausc even milliorviiics must eat, the entire rultural nieluii- uf tlio United Btites hns vlinoged in 10 years. Now th* village doctoi help* support the New \ork I’liil harntonir nml Unrle Joe In-liis guarantee the lletropolllan Opera There "Os a Jny wlieu rne fam­ ily, the E*t*rhnzys,‘ suppnrted nn opera, an orrhestia and i-vrn great composer for llirlr own «•*• IJiter n Celunel elusive rL,' A cut...... .................. l i tha German* keep an scut- Higginson eoi'ld shctilder the defi­ of the Boatnn Kyinphnny. and tUag thalr ships, may te II will cit eaeur to them sooner or later to llariy llarknesa Flagler ixmld -t»sumo ibo lllldril l-f the Neu Yurk SMtii* their »hlp of state. 8yin|ilxuiy. . There « a i also Orlolier, 111* 1, A Uopvard *rlrn!l«t predicts th* The virus of October, IQ UD i *XIoI4*B i f f i i Civilization tn th* worktxl slowly but effectively, Tb-' MtUt tatwn. In only about 600,000 first break ramo Jn Marvh IU33, * ■ * * m i s , ho says, there won't when bearded and renmlr Olullu Gattl-Casazza announred that th* Metinpollton'* financial harking waa exhausted. Huealtn newspaper attacks r President Hoover for hla It relief work. What ar* There were many slmilir breaks over the cottatry. Yet there were no Important casualties among girat American orchestras, opera companies, or art museums. Even hook publish- B S& now* men hav* been busy ! the past week picking the •t atoriea of 1939. But what tat lo too (a someone who ek the ten boat for 1949. ford had an unusually good Nrw. Yrar U day has yet been found to tlmt, cither. But potirrally nn answer wns found. It w-ss forced on the I world. The answer wn* lo trnaden I the Lis*- of kuppoit. Ono inslnnrr was governmental: j the federal ait projects. By nml laige, these proved thrre w-ts a poptiltr market for “ art.” and that “itrl" could he prmloeed to fit it. — Privately thr situation is simi­ lar. Goer you could count lit.-1 men who suppnitnl the New Y01I: I I 'Ii 11his1monk* on your fingers nml j tuea: now their are more than 10,000 guarantors. Where once thu Metropolitan iiporn was nlim--.t wholly conIrolleil by the owtteia of the lower tier buses, now the owner*Hereof «lxi trying lo aell the id holdings to the ppemting eom)isDy, and the Mrirrpolltan Opera Guild U lining up other theusinds to help. Etch­ ing* ar* being sold for $3 or less: sculpture cap b* hsd al bargain tales; populir-pitcod books arr on U>* make. Th* ilaoad* close* taith the country ut largo advancing to pay th* dafirits left behind by art's patrons In their dash for th* unto. . USED CARS are Unexcelled In Looks • Performance Quality and PRICE ANNOUNCING Pictures LITTLE WONDER STUDIO n F MOT OH 10c r g e g u n U 2 Sc f t t ggggg a sa jm /■ Caraway, ,r, too, might reap ____ benefit some I from the show # although in proportion far lesT than the British and French. There arc now 60 or more Ger­ man freighters stalled In Ameri­ can ports. They hardly dare more out o f tha three-mile limit bccaure o f patrolling British cruisers. With a 000 mile (one of safe water In which to operate, they could choose their own timo nna place from which to start the trended dash to home. W German ships would be par­ ticularly discommoded - by the tentative suggestion put forward that nny belligerent ships which committed a wsr-llke act in American water would be denied use o f American ports for any purpose. The fewer havens there nrc for German ships in America, the better the British will like IL They have pain*, •takingly refused to set r x a t fl pies themselves which eouaP later be used as precedents for German demands. rjUG HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED COM PANY. HONG KONG, Jan. 2. - — Japanese outposts, evidently Virtually denudeil ot Ils air force n°t believing tho Chlnesr again Ir the first works of tho Kino- would repeat their daring perJapanese hostlllllcs, the Chinese formnnee, were . “ raught imp- lights surrounding the city out­ A lt Command has during IU8U ping.** All of the Ghlncso plane*, lined approximately the area to been making pajnful progress to -. accoriLsg to Khungking official |be burnt)oil. One night, (he Japanese conwant realization of Generali*-1 dropped their bombs ►inio Cbiatig Kal-.lirk's program without lota. Grounded Japanese ccntralej on the industrial area for s first-line fighting force. | I'lsnes, with tholr fuel supply In the western suburbs. They J*|Mit»se planes roam tho aklea.rilll unrepleniabed after their dropped their bombs In the afra by searchlight*—but front Peiping to (!anton and own raids, wero unnblu to tako hounded from Hhaagiraf to the far-westA running dog-fight be- learned the next day they had g almost tween the Chinese end Japanese' hit only rice fields, mllea from machine- 'pursuit* from sinolhcr neat by, the objective*. The searchlight* ut rewonv, field top*) nlneo over a 200-mtle had been moved to mark a vsl-, ! course, with the Chinese assert- uelets area. Kunming ! ln* they shot down two o f the > enough Japanese. The raid losses were most of **>4 to be 60 Japanese planes — tn give nnd total destruction o f Japan*** ppealllwn. munition* dump* snd gasoline bombing storage tanks. ■ ■terrd ta At least 30 percent o f Japan's offensive ability, military experts Ith sheer soy, It based on control or the he Chin- air. Chinese troops in many po-i nskeshlft sitions have erected strong de­ ls in nn fentive fortlflrstinn* ond lben| uiprislng hern forced to.nbandon thorn when JapsnoM- light bombers light In subjected them tn day-long f|ro, trurl. at and leveled the fortifications4 1ere base Japanese troops driving op an : n com* objective can sweep straight tber Of through without encountering ally, 1038 Chevrolet %e q he Cliln- massed Chlneae beesnsp o f serial Deluxe Town es.*’ nlssorvallon— sftee- which *thsy I were re* can take the time lo consolidate aoonlight Uieir rear and .mop-up (he l ’ hin-i 1087 Chevrolet I province, es*. Deluxe Sport 1* tminbUoahln lo i-oneentrsta safflet-J Sedan. the city exit pursuit planes to defend I . various cities, the Chlnesw have! 1038 Chevrolet f it n r«w adopted new loetlcs. Far months II Deluxe Town ns Jan- Japanese bombers on the way lo I Sedan. Radio. Y*'l Chungking flow over tho Hills 1 9 3 8 C h e rr * le t 6 0 party Vangta* rlvsr post of Wanhslew.)' i r,tuS% ,n Angnst, as was Htslr Hauali Coach L it .0 custom, n fliahl of 87 passsd1 1936 Chevrolet 9 over tha elty a l a height of 3,000 JSSL ..M * r d v a u »,J ln .X n ia . anDeluxe 4 Door Sedan lYatcfalog rarefully *T8f “ MBtr xntetttpocUng pilots. *7Ykrn the mt opportunity, Iho Gblaaae carnage waa ended, according to 1937 Plywwwth | laliealrd thia performaur* by IVanhstcn foreigners, 18 Japan­ Deluxe Town Uiag the city on OcL 14. T I - ese plane* were smoking on the ground. The real had fled, got 1 ground. 1914 PlymMitk Coach 1988 Plymouth Daluxo Co m ! Social A n d Personal Activities cruisers from refueling within the neutrality tone, Jamaica and rcveral other Important little spots are entitled to shelter and refnel British ships. O f rnurse, Uie British would want ua to broaden the defini­ tion o f “ wnr-liko nets” ta In- -Imle more thlnya than actual j battles. We would bo asked, for Instance, to keep German j surface nr undersea rnlders from molesting British or French mer­ chant ships within the neutrality tone. That would be n nlcu onler. It would vastly widen thc^-area In which British merchant ships could operate In safety before they had to Itcgln that perilous llawt llrou gt-th r real belligerent tpnas on the European side. With thatl>)M l tit guarantee, there might have been no battle be­ tween the Graf Spec and tha Brltteh cruisers. Likely, aUn, the British would expect us to prohibit resupply­ ing o f German ships within the neutrality cone. With those two things as­ food sured, the British navy would | U X U ! m ! I 4m m D i a havo many fine ships fir e to patrol the rest o f the Atlantic and the North Sea. Moreover, even waiting to drop their there are no ground* upon “ BURFEES SEEDS GROW bomba. which the American nations' 100 W . I l l 8 L Phone 41] At Chungking, Japanese bomb- could art to prevent British Chinese Slowly Build First Line Of Battle Planes A fte r Christmas S pecial Six Post Card-Size British j Thrwc who find It difficult in thpac confusing dajr* to fteporate the wheat from tho ch a ff in nil they hear nnd read, It. Mill* I VSSSI) may SIISS/ profit |#S W »S» from the obeervution* o f Clyde V cr, director o f the Institute fo r Propaganda Analysis, In the Rotnrian Mngnr.ine. E very man can learn to analyze propaganda fo r him* aelf, Mr. M iller asserts, by stopping when he hears what may be propaganda, and by asking him self: “ W ho says It? W h y? W hat arc the motives o f those who Influence him? W hat does ho wont mo to do?” Such a process Isn’ t easy, ho warns, Jrocnusc iicrsons are too often m in i by their emntlnps. hut it can bo done. ......’’F e w .n f ua. nrc.Jn n |>oitftlon to answer the prmrauaiu Ia ■CJtmpaifiiia Uml *»f« s!ige»| to influence our think* ing,’ ’, julva M»V Miller, "lint all o f im can analyze props* oAndfl. I f 'Joii do not ,wnnl t o Ik1 taken In hv propaganda, Inaiht tori the facts. W eigh th e points on Irehulf o f ev­ ery side.” Todav’s propagandas roneern all o f ua- I ktsuso our reaction to them may determine the kind o f world we live < in tomorrow, tho nuthor comments, reemphasizing the p o in t, that while propagandas may be both good nnd bad, thoso "aunereharged with em otion" must lie carefully scrutln*' Behavior Code WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— </P) — Wa have it on reliable author­ ity that the British and French will be extraordinarily pleased If wo will pledge ourselves to keep German raiders out of the west­ ern Atlantic. They w ill'b e glad to spend their time keeping the rest e f the Atlantic nee of them. The same authority assures as that unless we guarantee that we will keep the Germans from committing war-like acta in these waters, the British will in­ sist on the right to do It, Just as they ajwaya hare In |mst wars with Germany. That, In a nutshell,. I* the re­ ply almost certain to be mads by the British to any blanket proposal of the 21 American re­ publics that our neutrality cone be kept free of such dramatic sea battles aa the nno with the Graf Spec. BUT W e W lL L f Analyzing Propnffandn TH IN K OF OTHERS MORE T H A N OF YO U RIELKi And the , Lard turned the captivity of Job, train he P>ay*d for. his friends: Oho the Lord gave Job twice aa moth aa he had before— Job WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By P R O T O N GROVES When we le *m that the United Sintra In Mill pay­ ing the coalu o f Iho W ar o f 1012, we are moved 4o won­ der when wo will K<-‘t through paying fo r the Inst w ar In which thin country engaged. Under the clrcumntanccn good hunlncnn judgm ent domandn that we keep out o f futuro warn at Icon, until we have paid fo r our old onen. ’/Mr. George Dlghy, on Kngllshmnn, recently motored across America with his w ife ." reveals n weekly publica­ tion In Ixindon. "M r. Dlghy m:ule a discovery* concerning U. 8. w ar pensions, payable to the widows of pensioners even when marriages are contracted two generations a fter tho pensioner’s service hns ended; they ore aUT1 fet­ ing paid to widows o f men who served In the 1812 Waorl “A girl o f seventeen who married one o f these war veterans o f ninety-five in 1800 would bo only s lg ty -fite today, with manv more years o f pensioned wMnwhood probably ahead o f her. A n v o f these widows who became centenarians will still be drnwlnir tensions In Jw7Jt. "On this basis, Mr. D lgby adds, it will tie A. D. 2079 before the Inst pension che<|ne payable in respect to the 1914-1918 w ar is endorsed by its last widow, who will not be tarn fo r another fifty-seven years I" # TH E STORE M ISS L I L L I A N A D A M S , S o d t l y E d ito r 1 *' 1 Personal s S ocial Calendar TUESDAY Business nnd social meeting of the Alnlbran Class of the First ltnptir. Lhnvch will be hsld at the home of ilia, A. I- Kelly, 20U l>nurel Avenue, nt 7;.">0 o’clock. W E D N E SD AY Itcgular buslner* meeting and luncheon of the Woman's Club will be belli In tlu* club house at 12:30 o'clock with Mrs. .A. L Collins us hostess, assisted by Mr*. Kmler Curlrtt, Mrs. J- T. .Newby, Mrs. Hanford DoudneV, Mrs. .1. II. Menlck, Mrs. G. A. Speer uml Mrs. H. O- Sblnholser, TIIU B H D AY Begulnr Hireling of SwiilnnltChapter Numl4*r Two o f the O l­ der of Ihv Kii'tcm Star will be held in Hu* Masonic Hall nt 7:30 j. T. K. L. Class of the Firs! Bap­ tist Church will meet at 8:00 o'rlork at the home ef Mr*. \V. I.. Hliiinlrnniire with group four h* hostesses. FRIDAY The Builnes* Woman s Circle of the First Presbyterian church with Miss Mnry Karle rhainnan. will meet at the home ot Mrs. G rove' l\ Willinma. 2174 San font Avrnuc. nl 8:(HI o'clock A meeting will lu* held by the Ai-u-ii.no Legion Auxllhiry ill 7:30 o '-l.-l in the ligkin Iml for the purpose o f' organizing n Jun­ ior Auxiliary of the American Legion. NOTICE PrarlVi* of uffh-eix o f der of the Eastern Star In-Id Wednesday night nt M. in the Maronlc Hall. fleets see urged to attvnd tho Or­ will ho 7:30 P. A ll nf- TODAY ONLY DOUBLE BILL rcnnmiate at the University of Alabama who ha* been his house guest during the Christmas vaca­ tion Alliert Fitts entertained Fri­ day night at hi* home In Mnyfttir. The living mom of his home wa.i rlrared for danrlng snd the mom* where tho guests wrrv entirtulnnl deeorsted with gladioli, greenery nnd pine boughs. llnfrr.hmenta were aervisl through­ out the tvenlng. Pn-sent’ with the honor guest were: Miss Marjorie Cnghurn, Miss Msrtlia Telrorsl Miss Kath­ ryn Thigpen, Miss Marguerite Ingliy, Mtsa Oleda Dyson, Miss Catherine White, Ml's Trenholnit•ritntmII, Miss Ihirothy Milrhell. Miss Marian Kstrklge, Miss Dmothy Wiggins, Miss Mary W ig­ gins, Miss Helen Palmer, anil Mist Joanne Attarelln. Also. L. M. Telfnnl, Walter Haynes. Donald Bishop, A. Walhire. John Hlntermlatrr, Billy Xachry, Jr., Ilarr)* Grlniball, Bohby Newman, John Morgan, Les­ ter Philips, Sam Dlghton, Henry Wight, Brantley Adams, ami Jark Bolt. Mrs. Bennett Land Is Complimented A t Tea Complimenting Mr*. Bennett Und, Jr., of Apopka, before her iscent marriage Miss Dorothy Maine* o f this elly, Mrs. nennrit Und, Sr.. Mr*. Ilenry Land and Miss Lydia U nd entertained *t lea Thursday afternoon. Given *1 ' the Und home In Apopko, the af* ' fair via* the outstanding social event of the Apopka holiday »»a•on. Assisting the hostesses In re­ ceiving the gueata werei Mrs. 11. T- Carleton. Mrs. W. T. Ch*m|ineys, Mr*. J. K. Parrott, Mid Mr». W. G. Talli n, all of Apopka. Mrs. J. f! Robinson snd Mrs. Davkt 8 . Simpson, Sr., presided at tho Ua tahlo, and assist Int in serving were Misses Mary ond Kit Und, Miss Vota Claire Robinson. Mias Virginia Colbert, Ml** Annie Mae Isenhower, Mrs. Raymond Anderson and Mr«. \V. J. Ignu. of Apopka. ■_______________ Dr. Elizabeth Tracy Speaks Before League Dr. KtIsabelh Tracy gave a talk cn the New Year at the regular weekly Weetlmt or Ike ! ‘r**hvv terlan Yonng People's league held Wat Sunday nlghl In the ehuirh with Ml*n Virginia Ford leading the program. A carnet solo wa* riven by Bil­ ly B'vntley and n |ilano eob* played hy MW* E ll*' llutehWon. JWveral fam llLr hymn* wete smut and tho group lc-1 In prayer by John Ristllnc . Tho buslrn»« M»*i«-n prec*xle«l Ih* ptogtnnt • ml the prayer serv­ ice ttiit Ini by l.iila il Hi'i udon. A rc|Mi<t wiih given mt tin"oilier ri-akl bvkl 'y . the leogur Ukl Hatmday night it Iho home of Juhn ami Fn-I llWtllnv in Isingwiod which was attended by n laige group uf moat bora._______ __ * 'sau-ssUy TR Y -BREAKFAST ’o ^ ^ L U N C I I A AND YOU’ LL COME BACK A G A IN 1.1 I L A N E F 8 DRUG STORE Prowpd D e U ftty Telephone 148 T tk p h o tf IM Friendlys Fortunes Florsheims nouftw®0* Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Calilw-rll uml daughter, Chnilene, *|ienl the weekend in Tlmmu»lun, (in. Miss lU trl Harvey left Snmlay for Nashville, Tcnn, whviu -lie will enter Ccoigc IVab-*ly Pullego. 8 XNTURD IIB R A T.tJ, Honoring the memory ef latum Kish Galloway, the Hanford Wom­ an's Club will have a program on Wednesday owning at 8:80 I* M. In the club house. This occasion will mark the dnlk-stlon e f iho Stelnwoy Grand Plano, which ws* ntsdo possible by the Joint gift of her family, friend', snd fellow club women. Arthur J. G'nhnm, head of pinno nnd organ hi'tructlon nt Stet,tm University nnd who was n pu­ pil o f tits* eminent Russian vir­ tuoso, Jo.enh Idnvlnm-, will be till) solo urti*t for the evening. <>U Members, former vluh members, riintributnra to the tilnno hind nnd club gue*ts ure utvlled to attend the program. O C ALA. .Inn. 2. -(T V - Hall. tt**i-li*d b) I lie Lake Mat y HIlVi .• River. Tin* h entinn w. ih - b » 1-sl be ttii li* w’hit King "S oitlli of the lint der.” t:m*i ext-villi' il.u ity o f the wo­ re Would not oi.!y |ierliti! the p i«sepgi'rs sl.'W's i-r -,>••11'* in v ly oil* sened hnr w ild 'ill,.» ■nelms'i* to inlnnti I, *i*itl\ lb.- . ,fi'* Im'tiiivnii ft. in >i home JJ. New Sm) rlia 28. MiniJp, DeUml Jii. Snnf.ird *2t», llviedo. rind Fi rii Park 28. f.t.o nnd will sink to ibe bottom only when d'rtwn ny power, Th's, he says, assured a high degree of > n (il) i luce any lurehatthnl fail oie wvukl lx-*nil in the liell meretv hohhing to tlie surface. Junior Auxiliary Of i.-.in t.. Lpjrion To IU* Formed £!,,%r1 fro m ra n Over .‘125 Attend Pioneer N i g h t At Lake Mary Mi*s Vivin Craig of Hovi nth District , "|1| ill*., ' h- in ol- l-n.li.m Mi- lb-tie k u : ii ir--r. Oiliiml-i All 1III li Dislik-t lo nlor I'liniriiinii, iitloii M will |„- hi Sniltoi»l on f t ill- y ' llo'il i !.i •ilulit ot 7:-*to o 'i I.«'k al Iho -n id l Ainork'sii Legion luil to urgaiiu-' j •ponn * n Junior AtiNiliiiry of the Amor-1 Hireling AMIIUI.ANT I’ lKHTOLOGY S urfrrr rtp 'n s iv r ( in jrc I i o n ) p ro la lir Gormlv Inul U end t-im rlim ri ro ed ilio n, method of nn-l W elle mc Irra lin i e n d v a r i c o s e ve in s . e le c tric ity). D r. J. C . U nw ell III- IllH'l. I'll*I ii,n |rn > u i BI4 iclcnkane 1 . 1.14 m Car I ’eea rcclsl, (To n s ils pale- Ih * e m rupture, removed by Lucerne Te rra ce . O ria nd n III e m l a r e Utile and i l in l e v o r o l we discovered before d i r r a r d i n t butanl Gornil' (C oslIsH fH tween the low ?0V low .*IO*a, to* mnriow morning. The doreenst ef fro*t, and freejim; temperature* wa* not limited The huge silver eal<* it. tnidl to the exlientc northern part of n> hemy metnl nnd sli.bbul with the peiiinniilit hut • tended to the Ih; ilvels, pn SI nil'll -I -ten in:e ii.ucVlands f the K\- rglades. sight ns it tl-utr-l ol Hu* -lit 10 .* I-hill, Mr. J. |>. IV.ili*. Mr. and E xp ert' *-ii-l hi eng-** would ti-day with only its I'-iiiiini: lower •mud j * l...... r- two hoots Inotrudlng, "lith- lb ,\ I ■ in­ Mr*. S. I* Vov. ler. Mr. an I Mr*. I*. I). An lit.o n , V i. and in'*. oml t «i ■■ I luurs, withis is |<!f|<.ited f"i l < i m lb i-.si'e fmilTllul Ills* n. \t few it ■i. i»i:-li il II. t\ Pugli. M t* II. fVrhiftMe, .-ill injiie; thipe th.il rrofis ileseent I* In tr 1* r .s•% |lie 'll . Frank Evans, riiiilnn.ni tr- tritely gio'ei'i -roil'd uni In . i ieu*ly dullinged. •ide i f the eh-rf pn . in I In .iip tie n i iianiilt'i'i , Mr. .in-1 Mr*, I.. Howell. M ia Raymond The 'fore*'.1*1 mrlndid: Flontmammoth »pi m nt >i■>■ hiail nt li ful CII'OII »»f Jfii UiMivllliv an* a i.l a- nnl al Mi en S. Vce ala irn l ______________ Mr. and Mrs. J. K Doason and Mr. and Mr*, nyron Fox spout llotncr Deason o( Llnrolntnn, the New Year's holiday in Allan- ' (la., wen- the holklav guo«ls of ta, O*. They were areompnnled by I Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Peterson Mr*. Fox' mother, Mrs. R- li. 1 Dunean who has mado hrr homo' Mt«» .Mniunri-t Yi'rany tvluined ill Sanforil for tho past si% yroi» 1 l-’ix-d William- left vi—tiiilay to her work iu WsstiiiiKtuu. D l '» and who I. going to Owensbor- 1for. tinHnville, til**., when- lie this afternoon after *|h ndlitu the ough, Ky., whore *ho will tnako |will 1^-1111111* In* nark n« tn*p-s*tur Christmas varatlon with her mo. hrr future home ul foimitnttiiu "nil, mi ttu- In idee tehr, Mr*. F. 8 . Vet nay, amt fainIwlllg i<m-ltiii'tisl net'll** Itie All* Resuming their «ludie> nl Stet­ *i*-ippi Itivi'i' after *|ii'iiituiu *I--* son University in Del.nmi after |uti-t til line- n* the gur*t -if til* tflng the holidnv guests of their patent*. Ale nnd \li* ) Mil T families are: Miss Cecelia Tru- William* lurk, Miss Mildre.1 Ratliff, Mis* „ t Louisians Sit Nancy Roasetter, *11*4 Helen An­ S-rw Orleans Mr* \\ It Bytuii nn.| fnmil> derson, Miss Evelyn Cate., Hairy h iv r hml n 1 |n/ |h,. holkkiy tfiir l J, Mix* Mlnarik, Sidney Nix, Ifnhrtt Hi lly IVtlmiD of Vtik'ii »i:», I»n.; Herndon, Hiaxlon Huntley, and M is s lltttinv K I h ' i o n i i of ll ci if h James Dvson. II mmm. \\ .1 ; Mi ” «.| J!r« Mrl* vyti T h u m i i o u n mitl Mi-- Due to “ INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE" PIRF CASDALTY TF.i.trHONr. tao SANFORD. F LO R ID A an unusually warm winter . . . y ou 'll find greater savings and greater varieties than ever before in JANUARY CLEARANCE K*i«n« «*f Klun iHV, S Hil­ Mr. snd Mis. Glenn E McKay brth ami daughter, Florence McKay. ly 1.041|?(IO Of f|l«M Ilk lilt*. S. C.| V ii w o n i I.jn oh * have rvturncil after i|irmlhtg *v\ • mill .\ t i ln o y rial day* In Key West where they bniv, S. V. were the goe*t* of .Mr. and Air-. Charles S. l.»i\ve. While lit Key West, Mr*. Mr Kay Ihktallnl the • ffkrts uf Erin Chapter Number 21 of the Order uf the Eu*t*rn Star. They also visited to Miami as the guc*tk of Mr. nml Mia. W. Hugh Cuinb* and friends. Mis- IS-nrl Ih.h-on, Mi*.* Mildrv-l I’ tdiaon and Mre. J. N. Itnb•suit, Sr, relarned last night frwm j Hasting*, "hen- they have visited aa the guests uf Mr. and Mis. II. : L An-let,--ii ANDREW CARR AW A Y AGENCY (2nul> UnlliiMl Jr. I«*f« I. hIhv f.»i vimb \Noo«Doi», < linilofti* l«lnll. Knior> Hi.u. i .ny in Atluiitn. k iflci \\ liuldon, L.'iurrlI»• Mm I»n., nflt-r \1* 111111; llu* li««l»«Inv * ] *krw .’«iu( 1Ctit Ii S* atit It Rulh with hi<a iRiiciiiv Mr. i«iiat Mm 1 Aiith*i*«»ii nft*ttni|iniiir«l it il»»* (iiittly linllntit pktint — — A iiiK io ffttncalv wnt prrtrnl* .Mr. nml Mr* J. O Adam* l o l i j t d l»y IM I.niir nn-l Mr. nml Mrs. ycttvnlnv fm the C*. I.. Iltt*-! M«*Sl.tnow. ttaptinc Titknch |»rr* pit»tI in WnycioM, On. wlirrr Mrs. |i*cnlr*l .t violin *olo nrroni|iniiip<| Ailnm« will n tt’ lvr trrniinmt fm h\ Mr«. Jtiliu* Tnknch. A quirk* nitnin tlmr. ___________________________ PERMANENTS $1.00 OIL WAVES $2.00 and up B. t. Perkins HOLIDAY !>!« Military Academy In Cnbia. Turn , thl* afternoon o n ­ er visiting during th* holidayi & The V a sily Fair Besaty 5k*p it saw amdrr Ike m t » i | » a » * l • f F rla te ti Pat, 113't 1*41■ u A v*., DeLaa4. Upstairs la th* Stewart Rail4iaa. Telaphuaa 333. MnrOm Oltlhnm. o|K-rator SPECIALS ( Du* 1«»( «»f i i h msch 1liHi w r art* unx o f :itnl you#ll l»e (k»llirlit(*«l lo hav* nils I 16.60 OU Wave $3.00 $6.50 Euprenc $4.00 1036 Plymouth Dolus# Qaajte FAI.I. SHOES REDUCED TO THESE NEW PRICER FOR QUICK CLEARANCE. V A N TO $7.00 RRDUCKD TO Lot No. 1 1 I.* 1936 Ford V8 Deluxe Tudor M M Ford V8 Deluxd C«8pe la mar alaff af la * IwaaoM. lyiililUt U nsttiag sad hair SILK G O W N S.......... P A J A M A S ........... ROBES All reduced for this January Clearance O M t lo rd V 8 th e PETER PAUL’S ESSEX STUDIO BEAUTY SHOPPB All evening tfowna reduced Bryan S PaU ARCHER HOSIERY I IB MAGNOLIA AVK. $1.00 Value 89c |r ' * jnrzsnu*K A weinl looking sithiuers'lhle tieirrlU-d ns *‘a JO.tnn diving Ih-II" v.is I-weird Into the water* of f-liver Springs t.slny nod the loliniliiiig iliclnis' s rnnl they sen- pn|-aivd fni li* flr*i i-vpinraI Inn dive to the submerged iiuimIIi of the erenl sublet rnneuu Slice- Rivet. M-'x (i. lie Nell', the well-known s-il-imirine inglins-i, who tnvi'iited the new Ih-|| ai d J« snpervldii • ils trial ili'f *o, s this Is the first d-vi.e of ll» Iriltil ill Iho World. Il is t-iiilp|ii-d wilh It wind-'wa eromiil Its lop rim, eiirh of them 12 in In* In diameter, large onooi'li In peimil I? men mid Inigo <|U'iiitltles of photognplde I'-i lpoii-iil, iillowiinr Itiein to rondii.-t -iihnin hie nhse-vnllnii* no nil i lull into sente. tlf the few e\ i-trnt deep *e,1 la-lls, iih’lildine t’ li It S. N ivy's rescue hell whlrh " 0* ll-isl en III-' Si plaint, and o f nil Ih -I I s in hi* lei*)*, this I* ,nid to In - lln* b'lge-l. At first glonee it ivsemlile* the Nnvy's faniopt tu-|| hut rlnsei examination rrvi-als v.«*l differ­ ence*. N’ohl slulr-l llut his new Ih-II i . untune in design Slid tiriuripli- in Ihnl it tend* to ft-ol nt Itie , im - 1914 Ohrrrolet Deluxe Cooch - 408 SANfOtD AVB. Mercury To D r o p To 29 D e g r e e s , B u r e a u Predicts Mr. nn-l Mi* W aller llnvno* Returning tn Flnikki Slate Col­ lege For Women in Tallahassee and family ho I nO lhelr rvivk eii-l after spending tho Christmas vn- gii'Sl.*, Mr. i ti ! Mt . II II : l. v- cation In Sanford with tholr fam­ ilies were: Miss Dorothy Milrhell, Miss Elizabeth l.efflrr. Mist Luiy Miss Mary Kllvn Usher ha* re­ Roumlllat, Miss Doris Jackson, turned lo Uiulalana State Uni- and Miss Flitahelh Whittington veralty In Baton Itouge, U.,- aft­ er being the holiday guest nf her Frank Woodruff, III, departed family. Ihb afternoon to resume his studies at Fork Union Military Mis* I enora Whlddon has re­ Academy In Fork Union, Vn.. aftturned to Ukrland where she ter spending the Yulrlide season studies as a sophomore nt South­ hero with his father, Frank Woodern College -tfier spending the luff, Jr., tnd his gramlpairnt*, holidays here with hoi family Mr, and Mr*. F. L. Woodruff. Ali*» Duguthy V)alien left this nftei nnen lor Washington, D. C., where she will resume bee "o ik after visiting hrrv dining the It-di•lays with lift iiiiither, Mrs Kate Wat m t witted colored boy »ix years of age also ndded life to the pro­ gram. A mock flat fight realis­ tically staged by two Lake Mar) youth* also was a highlight of the program. A ribbon war given to each pioneer prerent which will ad­ mit the hearer to the Ttltz Thentie a> a gum . The committee for Iho pinlieer’r meeting war composed of Ft unit Evans. d u n man. Mr. nnd Mir. Hubert True. Mr. and Mr* A iih n r lom kri'»i.. Me. t\ \V- Laura Pish Galloway Will Be Honored Mrs. Moiris Mnyu nml two shilslmi - f Pli-vclnml, ()., have loon visiting hero with tela live* during tho holkkiy*. with his pairnts, Mr. nml Mr*. J. D. Wotslruff. Mr. nml Mis. Thomas It-ilUff hud as llirlr guosls Fi kitty nnd Ml*s Alice lutni-'r rotmnwl Inst Saturday, Mr. and Mr*. Ila-coin night from Valdosta, tin., where Hurley i f Gniinly, Yu. she Visited for tho'imst wix’k with relatives. Ml** 'Kith* Bryan Tolar of l * « Angelos', Calif., is visiting iters- as William Lcffler hns rctinmxl to thu guest of her uncle nml mint. Fork Unkin Military Academy in Dr. and Mis. J. N. Tolar, Fork Unkin, Vn, after visiting here during the Chiistmss vaca­ Mr. uml Mrs J J. Pen lit and tion *• the guest of his nnietits. childien, Betty, Marjorie, und Mr. and Mrs. W. A. I.offier. un.l Carolyn, spent the hnlktnya heis* family. ______ as the guests of Mr. nml Mrs. A. J. Peterson. Miss Marjorie t'nghtnn loft thl* nfternoon for Now York City Mrv. J. N. Robson. 8 r., ha* re­ whciv she will resume her study­ turned la her home in Danin aft­ ing of dancing under Mnixlklii er visiting here with Mend* and after spending the pa.l thno relatives during the t hrl.imn* wreeks hsrw with her pnrrnls, Mr. season. nnd Mrs. J. Ben Ceglui'ii Mr. and Mrs. John Millor and children, Ih-lty, Pearl, nml Frank, of CUrksville, Tenn., xlsiled friend* and rrU tlw * here during the holiday season. PAG E TH REE S X N F O T tD , F E U R lf jA # f Orlando’s efforts to I I $1.15 Value 98c $1.25 Vuluc •. $1.09 $ IS 4 A.*'* SPEND YOUR CHRISTMAS Cowan Co ,:* s m MONEY ON YOURSELE �~' a . ' mi * f j i r 'M C v • / '. / V **\» r+r. K ' . '***• ■ * * * iibA H ia WINES m f B r ita in €. * C LIQUOR STORE room f H » owot J the fleeing cno P H O N K fin IT learnlion In Lon* W Q)« 'Fur North. I wan nilv.inrlne He the Pabeik Vali ’ to*n »r thlch they then* BadArmy 10 dure the let*UoH 'a'treat if yealunrefi’l rarrrw CetUrn /metier, tot* air wide which & a a «• throaghent Southern end ’Finland nod which eon* yesterday with one of A N N O lW C lM ^ r t! bn. «Ht Brl* triad two air vleterlee two m locece In U» ir ledger jreeterdoy ,‘bentw f a r -wee '• iey *« . #<r/ Hratn Mrpkafi raid- % •* OUA AW5. rtd shenry ris w R ftre at apparently id one at them, ire were "no hlta on hie rty'a ehlpe and no enenal* the communique reported, another eerie! encounter e d German plane wSe eakl to been ehot down over the t Sen by a eoneUl patrol » air etieaaeeee wore olfaet tea at the trawler Barbara rteon, ;wnlrh lurrlror* eaW SALT SPRINGS, M t f Ocala, rspwesot another example of Florida's many wooden of nature. Although manymlles from ocean or gulf, the water la of a very high sodium content, an indication of-very aalty water. It Is lnlerestlnf to know that not only many -enlt water flah are fottfcd In the spring but also numerous crabs. The water from this spring is said to contain great medl* I the It,O77*ton 1IIII, which rank lira ^ a y ^ u l r e m e n t e o f Whipping Cream and Milk, little 'folks like ice (nnni:h) - »•u. .up* .bu. K'ln l.w, Cut. ■bulk ki. Hr. men ,wda lost fp>ni tb* j*i.. i. mu I'hmi# n Milt vr sales vl rrulM B r a ‘v ia ] Brllith Jank* Mt* At tf»« tUniyrd Mk- Wbni.K-i. Mare'*' tflm»^*a» buechrd Vlht . M. i n i r au Irvcit* Lonn.au. Maaau.n — iiik u n w . a ,, l a i IW comb UamW-eor .'inhUi:i UM CainX. l.v .up,, I’MCwinU. h i .i l.iia t A n 'm u ‘iNV * Kl*. H , bxc uVppUo niodtrnt. 4C-1.5". ■ ria. Nn euppiira !M — 1inputtaa. MapMlca eiia^nd ttlr, p»r ,1b. V«AN«! — Fla. f.W— v byt. i.fco-joo arc. M-eeaiur* IlUAha U.tMAJ-l U i.w bu. Miurra— r»f So. baa Ue.oie. aiiqooot.1 — auppllM mod.r* iiy Im iM fair, mark.i ewasr. CAUuAau — e.apIlM muSorsta, Imaaa poor, m.rk.i unMUltd.C'o* l.irrriV K *- [ llut'up (up* I' i h in.iik.l MiiHrxifn.t- ’. PfC link, I Or. pn»» |i * ih,*<i OoMCl IM »Q ri- e' Ilf IPp^AJ I (In*. .w . 41*11Vi — Norlti'in r »l th. bn«*. l.vn-|.tii \VIIITH I Ml**NIMIl T V I'U 155. f * i ItlltD KN) — l la. .up *W. I lr - lk ’ prr IIPV bun 'LKT - rr r-;r/4 ^.lun : <l:N(lt.l#H> —Tlni |.pr L• -’. ' r e , . KM — Oa* M*U# tftf« «o already ni cream tu nxirei Inga'ieme. Twrftty Twrnty o«ff Hill'* crew, were min* herielf'l (kntion Let uatake care o f yoyr ex- coante o f ’Florida Is only about wn inch in length, yet it haa about 4,200 te e th 7 L f£ most round-mouthed snails, it is<a vegetar­ ian and feeds on sea’ weeds' W ithits ;J tt* radula or tongue. This tongue hie 600 rows o f sharp curved, trlcuiped teeth, seven in each row, a rery efficient weapon fo r ncraplng o ff the algae growing on rodke near'the'shore.__________ ■‘J __________ v ■ r naARTS - * i •i .*. , .**.•! i , ! 4i *D! COV.A.jiV'.pJ mi* v « UIKH — Fla. (Mr 7 rr.l .<gi. «*>5r. IIIOC — No auppllta iRAUAB — Nullbrin CRT. Mr.I.W. tCTt — No aoppllr*. ■H — Boo. bpra. follow » « loo (*w aelro in -oolr. CU.B, bu. hpr. I.tt: o iim jJK’ Jc IW Wbiu rte. •.hW W■■’ J and/eet .« WKBNB I for H R I K i '-VJ1 ■— • • /• / •• l ‘ :•( in i ■ 7.<|i. �. t : THE SANFOHD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Southern Cal Is 21To7fi> Gear- up tha hall until they had swept a W Mia- on serosa far tha tying teuchnd 4t0,kOO dawn. On tha ftrat puy after the Stent 4U- klckaff retain Boaeh whirled tha to Jmmil- hall to J. P. Sprayberry for a iflai 11 to flrat dawn. Little Bobby - Pair ' picked up another through the I line and than Geergig Teeh pulled the play that repeated later, was to prara Mtaaouri's downfall. laoo, lair lay Ida ball from Boaeh an an end-around, shoul­ dered hla way 14 yard* to the Missouri 10. fast Id keep the op­ pn lengthy nm* position befuddled, Boaeh wh!p|>cd a paaa ta laoo on tha 4 and lour play* later Bator hammered over center for tha h u t law Inch**. Ray Oorra Tech’ * place-kicking specialist converted to even tha (a me. Midway o f. tha aeeond quarter 14-0 Winner Over Tennessee Vols THIS CURIOUS WORLD ROSE B O W !, PA8ADF.NA. Calif, Jan. 2.—(A1)—Winner nnd atlll Rnee bowl champion—Southtm California. Railing agalnat the t minted Tennessee defenae with the regu­ larity and power o f the wave* that wash in from Ihc nrathy J*nrifle, the Trojan* Inundated the men from the South to win tills twenty-alxlh • Interaectionnl lootball classic by n acoro of 11 to 0. • ■ A packed and partisan crowd,of 02.000, .which filled terry *e.u iu the giant alodium and spilled over onto the surface or the play­ ing field, *«w the Southern Californlana crunch their why to touchdowns In tho second' and fourth quarter*. The victory marked the sixth imbllng Ro»e bowl triumph for the Tro­ jan* and completely smearrd the great record of the boys from the Volunteer state. Tennessee went Into the game riding tho cre-t of a 23-game winning streak and to 181 pad out paaalug throe1 play* Join, to hun t to reach S im there I be Missourian* mnded over, with Christman hit* iff guard fo r tho final yard. Cunningham place-kicked tho ex­ tra point on hla second try, after Teeh draw an offside penalty, and Missouri appeared briefly to havo the situation In hand. Th* ' boy* from Atlanta, how­ ever, had other idee*. They re­ ceived tho lilekti/f nnd didn't glv* Greyhound Resvtlts Aflanus > »», aon*. .When Jape* kicked Ihe point awl Rut tho home squad abend 7 to 0 It waa apparent to even the mast rabid atogar of Dixie Hurt tha gama waa. over because Tcn■aaaaa had triad eterything it Tonight In Feature Of Evening ORLANDO, Jaa. £ — Tbe br»t ft-lflth'* field o f (hr young nuvtlug nt Snnford-Oriandn Ktnnrl Club, nin* luilm Nurth nf Orlnndo. gor* t.» tho post Tundny night in (he ninth nnd fa»turrJ 30 V E A R S A & a A U T O M O B IL E T IO C S C O S T FROVA 7 T TO S><p £X 3 L jLA /S ?S . A N D W ERE’SU PPO SE D ' TO B E (S O O O POFS. J2 ..5 0 0 M / JL E S . J 'a?7>ST0rACH Ultit hs&fr PMMS ? Jana. Durin Volunteer i down, oml • thread el from : t « l e 111 RED i* ntrUti pditlanci Alleys LAST FIRST ST. Hy FRED H ARM AN WB'LL CHASE LUCMV D R A K E OUT.DF TOWN! FORTWyihUi TO HU-L O U R C O a * / - W C BUi.ll->:-'. U P K ti. AANtBLIhJO HA.LL/ Vv a .i t — GAvMBLlMCS H A L L FU LL OF M E N W IT H G U N S . ' _______________ - W E G O T T O G E T A L L P E O P L E O U T BE­ F O R E W E BUSTUNA U P P L A C B .O R .W E G E T H U R T - - M E G O T ID E A — V ^ _____ U S T E h J f _________/ ------ _ k£XeV G O E S OK) ttiaiiT lion ! * a a—b.l Tsd's Hanger, IMS. St*. I*.«*: Ninth nsvst Futurity, :!t 4-5. toiijr x^«. c!«, s.Mi aitippr neit. _Nam' of tsog: PP Off Mir. Pin Iia ii.r n o t'B L r. a—t. m u iiw m Averts tines: Kntnr tr, :t*. dams of Uog: I’P Off Htr. Pin l u j 1— 3 8 b Taylor i « I — ItO 1— no a Long ........... J I « S—3 lion Taylor. le t*. L it, M l ; Slutinn lisas, L l U U i l l n Long. M «. .Fifth IU m i l- U Sills. -SI 1.1, Catos uf Hog t - I T HfC air. Pin foeky eqarh ,---- s i * l — t, fatly Lay - j, — a. i s 1— 1 1— I GREYHOUND ENTRIES s PUIRT RACK—Palgrtiy i a# asssl ' . nelly Use rwreran Lady Its* t * D* |'4 V IL L A G E ^ Mat JackMit, B u s. A Ik i RYDER I .Nil-**' ttvIL ilt x n Maybe tonight will lie n revrraa for ParHy'a luck. Witff the track getting faster, there I* n go»d possibility that Ann Hope'*' record of 32 sscmdl tint for the dislanee wlll A * equaled or beaten. }'.ind Baby, Smoky Ranger, I jnly at A n n , Court Action, Until Coin, MU* fortune, Happy Jollry nud Rita'a Girl, comprise a dl»tanev llrld that would Im> linnl to muni In Florida greyhound toe­ DALLAS. Jun. 2. — (A1) — All* ing circle*. I’ mhably favorite will be Lady Amerk-mi Uank* MrFnddrn tamed the ball-c ittylng chore* over to'a nt Aim*, Lester Cole'* fine ytning I t in.lle female who ha* *h iwn aophrmou-. Charley Timmons, hat more late •‘lick" thnn tiny other hi.* pttnii'ig and defensive work dog* among the 6U0 quartern nt In ought • Ionise n n ITS victory over Ilo-lon rollrge yesterday In the track. Saturday night, sha came from n thrill ini - Cotton bowl battleTwenty thousand rhilled fans i.lmnst c.aii lay*, a: the head of ***•11 In these part* before. the home *tretch tS oterlianl a It w*i* Tulane's only defeat o field of futurity dog* Unit in ••'iw H r two team* do all thclf the m s m .ii, amt tlie' t.revn Wot duiled Bobby Clirit, Kropp'.* I'et sco/ing in the. second period, Hottill colle e iknwing Hint blood put up n valiant battle before sue mul .litit lux. She passed tin with a 2'Vyaid field goal by A le* i mulling to the Aggie*’ fina field like u ahol und nm two I tikaeh n substitute end. A lit* lutnltduwn late in the foil111 lenctha the lx*t nt the wire. lie Inter liinmons lest a Clemson q u o i tel. Kimbrough, who ha. Kite proved liy that that idl e drive Hint ended with the 185driven Texas lo it* first touch tvn» nbly qualified to go the long- pound y> ingster from Abbeville, down in the niiening period, rnr e| nmte. On the bn-la of Hint H. Cl, pi. aging over fer n touchti«q| Ihe mall like .» demon t. IHrformnnce it I* difficult to til .id Bryant missed tha bring the Aggies front I chin.I mo. move how aouie of tho mote down, |Hlillt. insult- victory with only Ihrei highly ivgarded dog* can even Timmei.s was the offensive star minute* to go. i-tny on the aatne trnek with her. of the gi me that ended with Be** Driving head-on into tackier, Hut nfter two disappointment*, ton voile < l In eaten log the Clem* and throwing hi* huge ahmil.lci' the tana will molmldy net give non ginl line most cf the final into Tulane defensemen, .toriin iqi on Hmoky Ihuiger, (Scruld i'nr- period. John mined Ifi'.t yard* personally ley'* youngster. * Twice he ha* more thnn half of the ynrdagi gone to the post n fnvoiile, only j Piled up by the Aggie*' immiiii lo finiili fourth oiler running In . •iltail., which was mulr in i win * .badly; hy Wn|etuon i> torn I’ riee's elfe. ii.< praam- uu jits, Cite11Colds, Lrrnchitis W h ile . Jane 'eras To 14 To 13 ftn Over Tulane McFadden Sparks Clemson To Victory tSIflomto native r W> Janr nilts___ a t l.'.iper rir.sr, xit. Kimbrough Carries'Best 5-16 Field Goes To Post ANSWER: Tlie pvnius Bureau moves n town into tltc When IU population reaches 2500 not on tho goal rm i. Jim Starpounced on tho * subsequently ball and C punted out .to tho Missouri Botch ret b a pass before 34 and fall, taming Wh Saar. Tha fltot Tech (uhatUuto toolt the hall on one o f Teeh** mystifying double reverses, went wide around hi* left end out hack sharply and aped to the end Case. Gore# once more added the polat, and that was all tha scoring. PAGE FIVtJ l art-. clock only 00 second* away from tha half-time rest, Southern Cal­ ifornia bnmntared to a score. 11 was Ambrose Schindler, IIKtpounds of whalebone and whipcard and the best player on the fjeid yesterday, who drove Id* claata Into the nod beyond Tennwnaa'a goal lineWhen hr idbgtd aero**, It climqxcd n 17yand drive, In w IM ^ ho was the I cm the war to Waldorf had reKctor'i’ fumble I |ln«, and Fullgham had failed iMway through falemMo! ___ _ MTruek Laeky Dot I S S - I — *1 M IM nsa4»r — . T » t—5 S—t ■ugga .----------- l 4 3 t—I Lnrky Del. i.4*. Lta. s.4*l sainH neadrr, t.»», Bnggs. SIS. Tenth liars; Puturlly. : !» 4-S. Nanis ol Hog: P P Off ntr. Pin Hark Crasher I 3 1—4 1—3 Husky Basils 3 3 * — ti Clever Hull _____ 7 * 3 3—» line It Crueller, t.ts, 3.1*. *.<*; Lnrky llnulr. 4.4*. *.■»: Clever Hob. TH E W A R ­ PA TH AA1P ORGANIZES ABANDOP •'KID VIGILANTES HOW W ILL WE G E T ^ A L L THE MEN CU T O P s TH E G A M B U N G «s f M E IAAS*t: -fJMUOGU l « f f P U T IN C E L L A R — L U C K V P R A k U f t O U TFIT TH-KJS J P L A C fe O N F I R E / - j r i WHILE INSIDE THE GAMBLING HALL. LUCKV DRAKE GLOATS OVER THE gVENiNG'S PATRONAGE AWO RECEIPTS. •d a Pal 1-sub's Oald lla Ha Autumn H a t ay Itubbl* — Curt, cap QlXTIt ItACb— puturity: »«b y sober r a ti King Mrs choice naaars fpM u ll e Siena e> . (iln U r V/WPrtsad Moa# M t ju if o n T 'V tialm y Reader alley CUpaag i t Rad Essagk r. Parba srto V P.lo4 Lea JUUMTU W hC*—Puiurltyi ALLEY OOP liy K A Y THOMPaSON And CHARLES COLL Ueapd Men • - ir s fit s i.. Hlta'a ulrl SHes Fortune she\ Smoky Heagsr -S O U T H ''* cilldvd Prlaaaaa n. Asian W OULD RE/ TO O , IF n o w if we ciOT l C AN J U S G IT A'A/AV.y UP HERE WITH- Court Aettsa B ' -Puturlly: Rabbjr Ckrto * lassified A N D B U S T UP TH E PLACE" G O TO I T Kleveutk nace; 5-14 stile, tt l t-t. tin or Dug: P I' o k atr. Pin m neunln ... 4 3 1 —0 1—4 Hieing Hand . . . S 3 • *4-1 »per Hay 7 7 * I— U ntpxmls. I I I , a.*#, 14*; n g lil . i l t u l 4.40, 1.44; Dakar- Hay, c r ST- u % V, ( 5EGiN' Mlts: ertisem cm M A.VJLM 'Hrt xx<JJf*r.iaii; VOUTU. F.rLD CUT/ LOOKOUT, ALLEY-- HERE BAH-AA/JU5' \ c O A E 3 J S �'1 • —'-V kd and Franrr, ilelcnnlned tek the fnnkcaetcln of toiao aggression. Immediately their awn nations' econounder rigorous controls to war fa both military end kb fronts. United Slates thus find* f at tbe end of the turbo* BWs tbe only ntvjnr world with her economy faneig tinder the free enlctpriso C<rt/>*•*• *>-,< > W W » ' .«» • topments In beMgateat et . knoir that war means a i Jacket for builnt*, and itasnllwu. { I 'm blent Itoo.eVelt said In Kla W - a ’ iia In emterres Sept- 2tl I "Our litis nmai'bs guided b) -one .Itifle, hord'beaded thought— :kaepliik' America out e f this war. J. . . Liestiny mads us, wltli our slst.r notions In thla hemisphere, ie.nl heirs of European rullurc. Kate seems now to coigpet b U .arsuiub' l 1k* task 'o f helping to *’aulaKill In the tVe.’tern World a clt.'ih1 win tele that civilization Wav he kept nllvr.’' . * I The i.Yiini a; of Anuriran In'duitry, .a uun.liny boar.i lor big h"i im mi lire. 8 itifirmwl its .“ intense desiro for peart urllh n fuL' MnUrjIbn of the iiiriierabU oesUudiwii of war . , . wllherushliH. ilrpr.-islHt and ec.mo.ulc rhaInrviubly folios mi; In It. r*f fI.t 1'vJij ' A VfS waki 1 IjJrl I fl < iM Irr; m HI v H c must o f the re»f Af ihs I, Uncle Ham hat been Isrcesneeupled In the pa*t decade lib own problems. Tariffs mt rn geoda were Jsckrd up In •President lloon-r «>u»ht to I ['the ntieomlne financial pan-1 Enrobe with the Inlergovein* JO H N N Y B U TLER , tc .n s s s s*'* U ibM moratorium In 1031, l i home hit administration •asaeked sellb no ialarfutcaco U wad such gigantic pro bets aa Lana T e rs e r e f the saeeee. The Reconstruction Finance Corn, in MDIotta to banka, railroads Itatea, and tha Federal Farm I to try ta check tha collapse rm'prkas. automotive, eteal and othar Intha parted of uneertaialy be- duatries. flov»rnm-nt spending I tbe alaatbn In November, was curtailed. Bank re serve re­ tard the Inaumiration o f tbe qnlrement* were Increased. AuItaR admlnls’ ratlon tha nest tumn cf that year aaw an abrupt » . bo wave 1, tbe Amerieen relapse In Indu-trr and rp:*ml«b g ertatg worsened rapidly, tl»r markets. Bnilnos* bennn to PrealJent Roosevelt dramatl- revive In the summer of IW 8 , ae tank office with tht nation'* tha government adopted a new k shut by executive order. Of “ spend-lend’’ program, tandas, pasraaty In tha pra*Tha threat ef war In Europe i t pbnty, ba said: then Jerred the American aeonbb If baaaoss tha rnltra af omy, ta ba banished, briefly, after unkaaga o f mankind'* good* tha Munich pact ef autamn, IBM. failed, through their awn lb aroa* threateningly again sarIinailia and their awn In- I v i n 1B39, *»lth Hltlar’s absorpatanca. beta admitted their Uen e f Cteehoelovakia. A fter r*. and bare abdicated. Free- noma hesitancy, howarar, business I N M i M m a w u n « w i began to Improea again in tbe im B f r n T l f f i t e r ta^tha summer. I'fg pantto optalcm . . Actual outbreak of war in Bepl| .Iddeerptt>N«W Dadi* WM lamber, Instead of preclplutlng M t and tka na*t few years Male condition* as In tRlX xk* meat gmUtikUe. program brought back vision* at tbe World w p re ri, M in i and _ raform War boom, at least of rbiag •WO ‘J S f t , pndertakan in prices. Merchants and roanufaaitea. NRA triad ruptral and torara hastened ta build up ibatr Anee p m ei, wages and work- Inventories. Indusirlsl production bojtra In Industry, t* asrotd |n the Unit'd Stales cam* up ^threat'' oosapetilvm, spread ngabt to IB20 lescla, with ingot imliictloii In the great ateed In* loatry aurpeasing all previous 00111 llinc record*. i-.* • Bot despite Ihs quickening In sdustTy, Ainsrica faces lPkiLao* erfy. Some S^kW.OOO or moroSa- J r^ S J p w H L ' jL J ifv ] l> pile the widely uckmiwle lt c l m arlty of the problems (sc- •n**- Jlifllfel In r rconcmlc. America, most bus- t f \ •' j t- i ' r i U y l ii •« 111 11 I ,ui.nl tor nl lcu..t :i fa i'lr ifo « l y iar In JOtu. ,• ! L a W lI V‘| * f n i The haurdt of wat, and the iu.n tilitir 1* of thi Imp.II .mi; . . — aJBw SSSI national political campaign, made ptcdictiona difficult, yet many kpc’.U eu i* r rannSt >r hare, get* mralyats try that the Impvttu of slgkl, by 1 lorenc* Kb*, left, and the autumn and early winter aeV eleetM rs to .k In sesrrihles. la- rrleratlon of manufacturing and C lira nl* 1. •*n,do rhould keep wheels rpinnlnj ip te pisy aoeio.en s-sniarwia .well into the m s year. | Some warned that inventory ae................. .. ■ cumulation might bring a fresh rot been effectively prl-ned. The***u,’’ l’i *’ul Jl|V,,,**'|,*0iiIli»’ national government debt has fti won than V) Mfllntii a W tW m b ifT M that a fair n t t m i of b a t a m b ’ b o w I* look* to America* factor!**, both trtn brlltevrrnU and • neutrals jrboM former toutrei of supply have b « i Interrupted. v -T l* Fn-enil I l a m t tjllm aiwl tfe.t the A D M novreri nt the.end at Aaguet had bark d* pci its, so- U ps, tha United' SUtsa « M WOat* I Into Isnrs aeala financing.' When lb s war began, America owed the world three bllUons. Dot when It end'd, the world owed the into mesh. The National Hcwurcea Commutor iccently sub.nltteil to tho. f’lvshlmt a report which e*tiiratcd' that had lliern hren no ■hpreaslon slnc.i 1B20. and had economic activity expanded suficbnll}' to ubrmb t'>e addition* to the labor force, enough extra intoino wruhl hn»r been pr>du id In Ih ? past (facade to build a lO.VOO hiuiM' for rreiy family LOST: Cold Ring with emerald hi the riHimry. set and 0 small pearls. Return The World War o f 1914-18 to Ills. A .;C . Williams cate gate to the United States Its first Seminole Dry Cleaner*. icalitallun of tho puasibUitlti Every day U Some­ body'* birthday. Let OUR flowers aand your greetings. Cut flower* fo r every oc­ casion. Funeral De­ signs— Corsages, eta. eairri" BATTERIES $4.00 up GENERATORS STARTERS ELECTRICAL R E PA IR SERVICE REW INDING RENAUD B ATTERY SHOP < L. A. RENAUD 304 W. SECOND ST. **}? thr cprc*i!on y#*r», nn1 iU «tr- r*“ / flc lt spending. has H o l y b e e n / ^ - hbillion= i m.nth. r ± 11^ V ’ V •’ * • of i pU nl •rom >nrh „ |„!iiJinK, iVgijard* A.SS5 In p r^ Mew capital raised In the aa- v), U4 rC( 0« rr)r jf/orte, havaaliosrn cttri'lea mnrkcU the past yesr , ;r,-e ,h*rp stirring*, earn* ta only about WMJXW.OCO, Tha affect* of war on Industrial compared with aa avtraca of price levels ha>o been minimise 1, 8 1-2 billion* annually and corporation flnanclng In-tbe Huge surpluses ef fa n * pra- aacuritU* market*, brought to a ducts remain fat warshou***, pndiatand itlll In tha ekrlv weak* ad prosperity prises for tb| farmer war, baa bean rssomed an a attall •till are not fat eight aad*. Carefully Filled / d L '4 0 Y e a n E x p e r lm m rv—*e a* n i«» — r r m s i * M obley's D rug Store Phone 294 Hughes Mirasol BEAUTY SALON t ir jf. Pusk Ave__FWeue TIT Conflict between gownmenti. AHbeugh buriag^ed war aa- with government accruing bust: aaas of wanting freedom to reP*a| tba sxasgssi and abuse* af IvtB, busInet* man insisting that government amitrols her* dammed ap the flow of capital-hAMtad aniMVriM, aggravated labor PRESCRIPTIONS SPECIAL Through January fib ft.BO Duart Oil Wave Fermaneata. Eapaclally fQ * > 0 Btylad For 0 Individ nailty LIQUOR STORE RADIO REPAIR SERVICE W E H A V E THE MOOT COMPLETE LINE OP LIQUOgS and WINES - s r September vliiona o f 'a war boom have blurrsi Many b«*iuau men are leery of lb* “ falsa prospsrltj^ raaqlUng from war or- CHAMPAGNES A N D SCOTCHES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY vgftv^ranrorygwr atajmemployrd. (More than A - tha highest kiddar, me every °*1? * flrh*r*. hara become means to coosarvy thalr fund*, reliable since lutu). Hut on# thing tUmla oat clearThe prirate rapllrl pump ha* ly, and that U tbe lUUraidaUo* Arcade N o. 8 TELEPHONE 181 sai,u» |S«. SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B ANK Banfgrd, Florida. STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF The Sanford Atlantic National Bank, we wish to take the opportunity to commend our City and County Officials for their earnest and wpll directed efforts looking toward, the developpienl of Sanford and Semi­ nole County, DECEMBER 30TH, 1939 R.ESOiU R-C.ES a .j£«jpecitiU^hotcworth^ er the iecent ^ffo'rtaVto enCQurage the^J*iiv..i]);il of f r a t l i r i n Salford'a.nd'Sahtinole i^cI Sctninole Goupty, >vHich >vhich we a^e asaul'Od uced I'o^a 6 i thp I'n^e lasting Results. 1 iAIb boi tij^i work of tin- Scrawblo County Chamber of Commerce to interest and>efif-, tertam oui number of-Winter visitors. • > To theaq visitors and to our new investors in Sanford, we ipsue. a cordial invitation to call and get acquainted at The Hanford Atlantic Na-, tional Bank wliere they will find us anxious to extend to them all o f tho services of a modem city bank. and Dl*coyr)tM •NONE' t, p iin iltu ro dhd to B$nk Stock ifipMSfv OH! «;»»•»»• >* ■ 647JX) lout Obllgntiona 9 810,440.70 145,067.85 416.687M 11349,058.90 To our many local friends and patrons whose confidence and supiiort has been a oonstant source of encouragement, the directors, officers and employees o f Tbe Sanford Atlantic National Bank wish to extend tHeir thanks and also best wishes for a successful 1040, pledging anew that which we have consistently tried to practice these twelve years: LIABILITIES a “ Sound Protaction ofad Friendly Cooperation in »11 Flninelal M*tt«r>" Sx\' • Sanford, Florida �~r > i t rrr —:-----r — : T1T, 8cnJ*ols County Pro^ncsu Mora FrfcH And VeguUblra Than Any Similar Ar«n In America t b J i N EEW W SSPPA AP PE BR 8ANF0BD, FLORIDA. R o o se v e lt jPIeads For Unity, Requests N ew DefenseLevies i - *" • 4 President, In Annual S p e e c h Says Se­ Calls Issued F or Bank Statements curity Not Armed Jen. 3. D e f e n s e Alone ( AWASHINGTON. l*>— The V rilrd e r a N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 3, 1910 , 18 Persons t)ie During H otel Fir U Cotton Bowl Trophy Goes To South Carolina Reciprocal Trade FDR Reveals Budget To Call For Slash ;In Mo i s t I t e m s H W t t n P l Ifl. trn . 3 ~ | W — At , least IH person* thrlr live* I'* t*y alt*a 'fan en.lv m o m m a lire n t i c n l tt*1 ___ A i w r . i m x t T J o t.T . Fiiemca. \»h» touatit the lilfu hi HU -arro weather. H i t a* HI ■Mtrhiag for ladies fun* hunt* u d FterMa State Ce»pin>ller after lhr alarm M m M roor L w far Fterida Bute Batik , hilled at they Jawix-d frtreo hath Ml CMtdMIaai. •t dosing aa window* <if Um Ih re rA liU , building. Other* were tiappisd Dae. M l • t k i h i i hallway*, « r ila.hml ta Ik when fteora bamed Ihraaakh Fin Ian I hcanl report* t a ll) «ad rrtL __ that du »ten trsAp. arc mo.ring i . far a mm m a j^ a ffm .irr kBei, Mw ,h. f w i a further FinnUk sure***. while j j Bom* resident. said they Ctrmany and Britain disputed ttie J m k n ird ky Ike sound af at results of a North Sea air battle j — hut the .nerve m aad the Irish-Parliament heard ! E S L T L . i r . a Z ------ JT that United SUtea money t> fi| C t ocVupaeU a n t e U naachy tho attested| Ira. ! thTsA-rpartmmt buikltag a) * U» , ,Tport? f ^ aa Inferno. How the hiaar .| *•* I000? ° mr" , a e prickly punted firemen, - l a heto* readied for a ' ^ ' n ihaOdlna n > Hi th'te sect does a tU rk ___ « 4 ftrewen sakl the flro sppt “ ,r ><art i . .11 three almuttaa — ti Wi: l-ilasis. th. iaocthmi warfare, w Oao nrnaan suffered a Gov. an.I Ur*. Burnet It. Ms>l>.nnV .»f South Csrolinn with llie hut th. Fhuu taofu holuln« the ^ broker, bark whet, ha KAN SAS O T T . Jan. 2. — <AA Mannerhetm Line aad were aaU T T - i » Cotton B aal trophy which was won l>> fli-mson c ll.it .. «-n on ta ho iafHrtteg enoemoua l o w . rom-__________ N rw Year's .lay. (N o te tlartirr.K or-l’ .e.ident poster I oa the Russians. «y • ye n .W A S H IN G T O N , Jan. S.— ( AP>— President Rooaevol t today coupled an emphatic p)«k for national unity in ths face o f yrar-born diaintefiwtlon abroad with • rec­ ommendation that Consresa vote new taxes to finance "emergency ■pending** for "common senae” national de­ fense.. But. hk aald la hb annual Inoarage, tha -permanent security o f America ta tha preeent criaia doaa aot lie In armed force 1 n * m can (■« a af rradltlraa m aaliaaai b mk>. E t**** Fine f^cordln Traffic Deaths f J b HeWBy City Safety Campaign Re­ sults In 166 Lives Saved In Ten Years n55.°S=r tf S - r J S N ^ K e e p E y e i S S L ^ S -K S tL . ET- On A lhed Aid bh^arkMwtodcoii.loakw two, but R n | a n iF a A rm Walter S. Coleman Is E lected Mayor By Unanimous Vote Arthur Y o w e 11 Praises C o n t e s t To Award Clerks ( '* m L «Q m r ( t’i n i f c j ! » ! • ) A sks Extension Of NUMBER US Established In 1908 Number Of Injiiri Se| A t About Stfrt O f Blaze known To Fire M a rth o iv w g h i > Edward Higgins Com­ mended HyCommissinners For Work During 3-YearTerm Wilson Reports Store Owners Invites On Bond Deal Constructive Crit-; ----icism By Patrons' Holders Of ITnrefundi cd Bonds Appeal I hi\v«'b*’ r ,» R countrpr* C mi r t Decisions Jtivr c rillrlm o liy it-* rustumi"** Arthur K. YowHI o f Thr Yowrll W a lle r S. J'n'omnn wa* ,r«nij»nny nohl In nn Intrrvlcw C ity o f ||It n lltrnltl rf|ioMi‘ r 1*^1*)* In t'lt'fl.tl ntnv tf the U'ommrnting on I ho for thr Sjinfonl for Ihc enminjf your nonctling o f $10 In t*n»li |uUrn to l>v n minnimniis vale o f the tlo* rlrrhn In ftattfafil** »ln rr» n t v ('om m ln n io ti at ita an* miul n'ortrimirallon meeting volts I thr **moNi vourl«\»n»". lost "T b i» zton* w i'Icoiiicr miy run- j lie'll In III.* City Hull **1104 live crltlrMni.4 liy t!»*• pin |niyrlit :it which CommisalontliitrciB who Imvo bo loyally sup* ) era Ktlwar.l IliKuinn and p>ittsl thr Mia i Ic at ht*im’ inui IM. J. t.ixltre were installed puign .iiitl 1 am rcaily at nil timr^ | ft»r trnu* o f thm* mor** y t l f * to rt*-4i|H*iutu with thr htiyiiii; pub* follow*iittr lhi*lr rp-rlectlon in Ihffi lit* ill any pi net a nt nuggfst ioiih Fvtii'tnl rlprliiin un l)cc. ft. If •iiim * I hriirvr that comply tin: ('toniiti-Biunt-r Coleman WH with my rustomrin' want a h what iioniiiintt*il hv Commissioner H« I :tm in huitliiritit foi anil that will Jnnit** tint, srcomlrtl by Commit* h«* mutunlly Mi . sitnicr (i. K. Ht.llin*. Ilia elec* Yt»wrl| Haiti. tion w it * iinnniinmia nn all m«tn* *T nppriviatr tin* iTfm i to brra itf tht* lionnl voted a wart | thr iiiost tffiriin t ami when thi' ioil wii* rolled. tiMiitrtUB clfik as it will put oil rom nii**ioin'r M. J. Lodge was iiiployrrN mi thrii iintth* to nnnied tetajiorary ehairipan after plrimr thr puhllt*," In* nmrliiilril tit.' ('nmmls.ion Imd closed Its Thr ronti"*t fur tin* itrlrvtltin of business fur the year o f 1039 I hr moat efficient uml rmirtisuM sine die. •Ink in Snnfonl t ffimally goi nnMr. t'olrinan's ■.election SS ilfw a y yi'Btrftiny nml thr roiilt *t mayor o f the City was made aa W'll 4'Ioac on Jail. 1.3 ho elite . a his l.nt year o f a llrlil until i thr i*iiprn*iiikni of three year trim n- a member o f In as-* |liilffi, thr roitimt l« pl«nnr<l to the City Cummlssion. Miming the chair which fo r uivc inMItionfit Impetus to tht th i co yea.x la . hern held by r>.>ii>niiaaiti|. r l .ward IIiggtna. m Karl Nordgren Sinkings Increase:; Installed As As Fourth Month Kiwanis Head Of War Is Ended ““ X) .Ships Ships Sunk DurDur­ ''•«» CommiMlnner Edward HlgNew CfficerA Induct­ 100 ing Past 30 Days; ed By Harold Hip*rc*ml pluitf riif thr "tr*i1r-RlTona^o" rmnpaiipn » Hl «i - pier At Luncheon Total 322,179 i Jla). , r_ , jiufirn: lisiitH ill lntp»o\Ihi: wapa.teut ok the Ftaaieh huat learaed heat Russian prtaauare that they M N a t told «h a they e n e ta f k t t aad that they were forced lata battle at tha pohat of C a p o n e Condition S till S e r i o u s Is Doctor’s Comment i Ra LTIMORK. Jan. 8.—(JFiM Caueae’a “three waaka" ta Uaiaa NtMkrial heapltal leagthaaad ta tedkated Grammy migkt go vigor* ously U the aide o f the Kaaatana la Fialaad if Britain. far eaamplr. aeat troop* to help stem the Red htcaatea. The Naila waul to stand on thr sidelines a* far as the RussianFinnish wer la f a r m ed . apoV.-emea explained, bat they are tet k a t a i to aaspect that tha writera Allies waat U use Platand aa a pawu ta tha war p m agal.sl (>■ many (Presumably this r ip restIon of tha Neal etewpekit was ha-.d largely eei aa affkial aUtrm.i.l U Ike I-earn* o f Nations pecan— tag ta glee Fialaad all ssaiatat.ee aaaatalg, aad aa Prime Mlni.irr Chamberis la's drrtaiatian to parlie meat this maath that kte r »et smi.it will sewd air aappl ea -aad ather materials- to Fialstvl. Ths Naal xpokaia.ru roukl >.ot rostst adding that they was.Id ret t y a night a f Cermaa am i after a brief late ■Gerama hay-— Helra. K (a a a a d f M alas ea> tab films a f rials ting was priformed by Harold Hippier s f Eustis, past vice pie*i.lent of Kiwanis Intemationul. Other officer- installed (or the coming year are ax folio* • Julius Itingfekler, first vice president; O I’. Herndon second vice pirxldent; J. J. Kellerhan, ta iy ; I’ . I*. t'an.pU II. I. urer: F. S. I.>m*<>n. finsnrial axrrrtary; ami Klsaorth llar)wr, Sanford Ih.udney, I I Imit list net, W. A. I.eavitl. J. II. Ilsll. I . T Dos*, and G.*|t. tVoikman as dl(OCtoiS. la installing the o ffie.1* of the rhah Mr. Hippier iailluie.1 the dutie* of each and urve.1 I he s.loptloa of a pr> gram of sen wr for thr etsssing year that *«mld |.t«ve Uteal helpful to ftanfoi.l un>l itx ritUrna. • lie also presented the pad pee*Ural's pen to the retiring prasUmt. B. D- Caawell, and commended him for tils excellent noth during thr past year. The xrterti.'it uf such * nun ax tha "man o f the year" reflerts the caudltioa o f the world with nearly turn-thirds of Its population at wur. “ We lu Ariel Ira are living a Ufa of loyalty,- he saw!, “ and _1 “ ari a* exxtaple « f true patriotism and loyally to a coun­ try that would prevent invasion aad'revolution and aon aptfaa within.1* Ia Ms rwaarki ta memlwra of the club after kit Installation aa Mr. Nardgren pledged k li uatirtag «fforta to thr developM a t af taa rtuk aad expressed far’ the hon< r taL out that only in the a eluh have • Swede, as its •rrvlf4** to thrlr riittomm A ronamltfn* of 20 R4»li*ftr»l sliopprrB whoso nano* will not In* divulgctl will visit nil Minn** nml nmkr o w itti n ivpoit of thrlr lmpir*alona o f thr n|ort\ Its stork ibcvti tlr*trt»)fti in tht .30 tiny -|»«n. ami it* prmotinrl, offrring any Liim in lift rttiT'li'il .371 to n n *lri:rlh i* cilticisiii th4*y Imllrvo mthI thr tli-Mth t•*11 It* if.-*14 I • at in lino whh tin ir fimlingn. Thrar »r|»ortj4 w ill hi* In M ronfitlrnt iiil Iriut JT’JX hut will In* givrn tlii4*rtly to tin* An Anwifiiit<il I ' l f i ' Btirvty i »*t'ntf*st iii«fl|r«*ya nml turio'il ovri t** •ho win I that at If.i't •'•'I * hip* |tin* Vorrrlinnt« eunri-rned. with an aggiei-ali lom uge o f . On lh.- Iasi day o f Ihe eonlesl, I.Olk.T.'l had Iteen d(slr»>...| siller |Jan IS. n rmipi.n will l>« iuii ill Tlo* Ilu-.i11*1 one thin* — no Hie tin pul Uh- war bs-gan Kepi, .t II,.. n'? hl' O.-.itl.l "lie time , is . . # . . iBr ran imlirnti it« «*|ioirr n* to • ^ .t will, * . Inin.-*, .............. planes partwula.ly . 11, - 1... inour than one \ot» nml thr luil- and , A V 'V " |<••rne.l nv. r l » The toaes were fa. I« I .w Ihc 'Jh" **,I1 'n*kr, high (mini f*f thr WoiM w .ii when 'du.*ciiiisIdeiutHin ' 1,M*I< '........ aee.el Judges f w" r,U - f ' ‘ ' Nr. O l .1 1C IS l i l t BV W eather But « ” .*»i ! 7 T h J?Ucmj T o I Citrus Undam aged Be Held On Thursday Faaseel aerricaa for Mary Lae Laadfard. IS. wha died at tha heme a f- bar grandparrats ta Oriada Baaday at S ill P. M. w an h old ta tha First Bantiat Chuiuh ta Oriada thla taaMhg at UsSS A. M. with the Rrr. l i m a B. Day. paster, afndatiag. Burial was J S a t e tha Oriada cemetery. Peru la Oataearilte, Oa. aa Mar. U , M tt. Miea leadford he. B nd *r 4 ; £ J- *t * Geurge Munson, 77 Dies Suddenly A t His Sister’s Home of 11..- r«'|si.t roniiiiiltre. Gr.inany alone sank -s.L'lf Inns , o f ‘ h.r / ' T T sV . ... , ! The flr.t prlr.e winner will l>* per itay f.wa time dulinu- In r unf ^ I it i rw.tiicted U-U.at eani|Mif„. * warded * In In rash, lh.- aeeond A hrtuhduwu of ihe . « » wnr'a » " " * ' n n v r " n‘ l ,h,r'' Itet »huwed Uni.......... I » l l l . ! ,,ril° wlnnfr __________ George Munson, 77, retired sea HO hhip* lltlWII. til l Mi.ill v loti • captain, died .uddenly at tho lurma •W, Frame** 15 ami i/rulml* t.iun- O A 1 1 V T 'i uf hia sister, Mra. Ililma Londtries 0J. way will. Jl, . . . qui.t, on tho Country Club Road yesterday nt 12:30 P. M. Uta chief .wulral t.AICELAND. Jan. 3. — ( A l — There wrr* ten-lnrh lelelca, froirn Is.nd., and lemprratur** In Its low ? n 't In r».rente North Flor­ ida this morning. A hexvy frn.t and xub-freetlne weather vlxlled Ihe unner part of the fruit and v r,'r.»M r growing area In Central Florida hut fl-st reports Indicated little If any damage to eltrus. Minor losses were probable in soma truck crop aeetlons. Federal warning aervlrr here forecast frost, and aub-frrexlng tem neratum s*sln tomorrow, but •akl nresent eobl wav* would ptaa bv Thursday night- The forecast •onlrM Includes' Flnrahrma 27, Naw flmv.na -70. Mima 29. Banford, Ovladn. and Fern Park 32. Funeral Services Held Mary Lee Leadford For J. M. Wilson, Jr. Rites Held Today •j*- tTfle.nkit - expr.aiad' A* |nppn eu.tipn fo r tha honor ba|stowed (Tpi'n him by hia col| j lenglles but pointed out that the iim.iu I. only chairman of tha City t'.unnilssiun and that tha p io g .e -, made hv the Commis­ sion I, dependent it|>on tha full co-operation o f the othar mem­ ber". In making a pled fo r UlO "wholehearted" eo-operation of the otbet member*. Mayor Cole­ man plc.lg. .1 In* untiring e ffo rts ■" •" bait o f the best interests of tbe City. In III! mug over the chair to Mayor Coleman, t'om m iuioner Higgins thanked Un. other mem“ J ' " " " ' " f - ' ' %" 'I . U I g s |||r ......... „ n i, bet- of the Commission, the ,i , s o 'rierk . ................ . .*. is m,tilled Tin* lira! imiiitli h'*w«*« I . til) , .. , l.. . ben.l* o f the C ity ', various de­ •ONxf*. I I m* MVtllltl i, XHI.I thl* 1 . . . » | , i t » .... tho •hir I 117 b'la must I n* toiiirtl in lit I In lta. I merits ..ud others for "spli'iuli.l eo-opa.ation" during « I . 4ily .» .. . Ilrtaltl .Most lli«* past. no.otli M'tiv.. . offirr |r not ImI i t than fi (Hi l l s s l l i . r . .Ha I'.a * Srsea) Ity i'Mam i .uHiijc tlo to » half, ‘ * nj * , . • TrFuu Karl Nonlyros was Installed ss Tlw fouith nt»«| m<»si preskknt o f the Kiaanix Club for month o f th.* war t*n thr »m nun* IPIO with due ritual at the weekly luncheon of the eluh in the \ si­ to a fln ir > r«trn U y uith ri|**.rta des Hotel today. The re.rmony that 100 nhi|i<« of .*l.'a2 ,l«P fn i* hml Fnnaral services for J. M. WII* , Jr, 29-year-old aon o f Mr. «W ( Mr. J. M. Wll.cn. Hr of thla city, wera held at tha First Bap­ tist Church this afternoon at 2:10 •'clock with the Bar. W. P. Brooks, pastor, officiating. Burial was aaada ta tha Evergreen O n e tunr. A During Id. seafaring. "Captain" Mims.in, n. he was railed by hi* friends, vl.itrd the .even M . and moat of the wmld'a porta and told many Interesting .lories of Ms cxnrrienea. Hr « » horn In Sweden on B«pL 24, 18A2 but ram* to thla country when hr was a small hoy and wxa one i f Ihe pioneer arttlrrs in ■ Swi'dMi rclony in the vicinity of wliol Is now lip*.la before ha left Im— wur. than (it) years ago to . . am hi, xvafuring rairrr. Hr was a llfo member of tha Masonic Lodge In Naw York City and lh* members of thr local Ma­ sonic Lodge . will conduct grt.re­ side service, during tho Intern­ ment In the Lake View Cemetery. Survivors are hia daughter, g u Josephine Munson, hia slater M * a brother, EmU Magunaon, aQ o f Kanferd. Funeral acrrlcM will he bald'at ths Erickson Funeral Haul Thursday afternoon with tho Kev. J. It. Hoot, pastor o f tho Cougrugatlunal Church, officiating. AU STRALIA REDUCES ntO M T CANnF.RnA, Australia, Jm . A —(AT—Tha federal ngTwngwrit has derided to -tatplM ontf the north terrilory’ where of land atUI remain t Grating grants wlU be huge arras e r i n t M ' 200.000 aqoare mites of that will thus be opener large numbar o f frlauds at* tha aarvlcaa and than was LOCAL WEATi i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1940. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a839b0ca7abe859852d2acab4738eb17.pdf dd28494f4ae85863b8b9dcab3a47df16 PDF Text Text • —'-V .«» • '1 C < r t /> * • * • *>-,< > W W » ' V ’V •’ * • W tW m b ifTM that a fair n ttm i of b a ta m b ’ b o w I* . knoir that war means a look* to America* factor!**, both trtn brlltevrrnU and • neutrals i Jacket for builnt*, and jrboM former toutrei of supply itasnllwu. { I'm blent Itoo.eVelt said In Kla have b «i Interrupted. W - a ’iia In emterres Sept- 2tl v-Tl* Fn-enil I l a m t tjllmaiwl I "Our litis nm ai'bs guided b) tfe.t the ADM novreri nt the.end -one .Itifle, hord'beaded thought— at Aaguet had bark d* pci its, so:kaepliik' America out ef this war. J. . . Liestiny mads us, wltli our slst.r notions In thla hemisphere, ie.nl heirs of European rullurc. Kate seems now to coigpet b U .arsuiub' l 1k* task 'of helping to kd and Franrr, ilelcnnlned *’ a ulaKill In the tVe.’tern World a tek the fnnkcaetcln of toclt.'ih 1 win tele that civilization iao aggression. Immediately Wav he kept nllvr.’' . * their awn nations' econoI The i.Yiini a; of Anuriran Inunder rigorous controls to 'duitry, .a uun.liny boar.i lor big into mesh. war fa both military end h"i im mi lire. 8 itifirmwl its The National Hcwurcea Comkb fronts. .“intense desiro for peart urllh n mutor iccently sub.nltteil to tho. United Slates thus find* fuL' MnUrjIbn of the iiiriierabU f’lvshlmt report which e*tif at tbe end of the turbo* oesUudiwii of war . , . wllherush- iratcd' thata had lliern hren no BWs tbe only ntvjnr world liH. ilrpr.-islHt and ec.mo.ulc rha- ■hpreaslon slnc.i 1B20. and had 1 IjJrl with her economy faneInrviubly folios mi; In It. economic activity expanded sufig tinder the free enlctpriso VfS waki I fl < iM r*f JfI.tr ^1'vSJijJ 'A icbnll}' to ubrmb t'>e addition* pw H l> pile the widely uckmiwl- to the labor force, enough extra I r r ; m L ' jL J i f v ] e lt c l m a rlty of the problems (sc- intoino wruhl hn»r been pr>c must of the re»f Af ihs HI v H •n**- Jlifllfel I n r rconcmlc. America, most bus- du id In Ih ? past (facade to build I, Uncle Ham hat been Isrcet f \ • ' j ii •« 111 11 I,ui.nl tor nl lcu..t :i a lO.VOO hiuiM' for rreiy family sneeupled In the pa*t decade t- i ' r i U y l fa i'lr ifo«l y ia r In JOtu. lib own problems. Tariffs mt , • ! L a W lI The haurdt of wat, and the hi the riHimry. rn geoda were Jsckrd up In The World War of 1914-18 V ‘| * f n i iu.n tilitir 1* of thi Imp.II .mi; •President lloon-r «>u»ht to I . . —a JBw SSSI national political campaign, made gate to the United States Its first ['the ntieomlne financial pan-1 ptcdictiona difficult, yet many icalitallun of tho puasibUitlti Enrobe with the Inlergovein* JOHNNY BUTLER, tc .n s sss * '* kpc’. U eui* r rannSt >r hare, get* mralyats try that the Impvttu of U ibM moratorium In 1031, l i home hit administration •asaeked sellb no ialarfutcaco U slgkl, by 1 lorenc* Kb*, left, and the autumn and early winter aewad such gigantic pro bets aa Lana T e rs e r e f the saeeee. The V eleetM rs to .k In sesrrihles. la- rrleratlon of manufacturing and C lira nl* 1. •*n,do rhould keep wheels rpinnlnj Reconstruction Finance Corn, ip te pisy aoeio.en s-sniarwia .well into the m s year. in MDIotta to banka, railroads | Some warned that inventory aeItatea, and tha Federal Farm ................. .. ■ cumulation might bring a fresh I to try ta check tha collapse rm 'prkas. automotive, eteal and othar In- rot been effectively prl-ned. The***u,’’l’i *’ul J l|V,,,**'|,*0iiIli»’ tha parted of uneertaialy be- duatries. flov»rnm-nt spending national government debt has I tbe alaatbn In November, was curtailed. Bank re serve re­ fti w on than V) Mfllntii **}? tard the Inaumiration of tbe qnlrement* were Increased. Au- thr cprc*i!on y#*r», nn1 iU «tr- r*“ / • rom SPECIAL ItaR admlnls’ratlon tha nest tumn cf that year aaw an abrupt flclt spending. has Holy b e e n / ^ >nrh „ Through January fib ». bo wave1, tbe Amerieen relapse In Indu-trr and rp:*ml«b g ertatg worsened rapidly, tl»r markets. Bnilnos* bennn to h ft.BO D uart Oil Wave Ferma= ai m.nth. r ± 11^ of ipUnl |„!iiJinK, iVgijard*A.SS5 In pr^ PrealJent Roosevelt dramatl- revive In the summer of IW8, ae billion neata. Eapaclally fQ *> 0 Mew capital raised In the aav), U 4 rC(0«rr)r jf/orte, havaaliosrn tank office with tht nation'* tha government adopted a new Btylad For 0 cttri'lea mnrkcU the past yesr , ;r,-e ,h*rp stirring*, k shut by executive order. Of “spend-lend’’ program, tandas, pasraaty In tha pra*- Tha threat ef war In Europe earn* ta only about WMJXW.OCO, Tha affect* of war on Industrial Individ nailty it pbnty, ba said: then Jerred the American aeon- compared with aa avtraca of price levels ha>o been minimise 1, and corporation flnanclng In-tbe bb If baaaoss tha rnltra af omy, ta ba banished, briefly, after 8 1-2 billion* annually unkaaga of mankind'* good* tha Munich pact ef autamn, IBM. Huge surpluses ef fan* pra- aacuritU* market*, brought to a failed, through their awn lb aroa* threateningly again sar- ducts remain fat warshou***, pndiatand itlll In tha ekrlv weak* ad Hughes Mirasol Iin ailia and their awn In- I v i n 1B39, *»lth Hltlar’s absorp- prosperity prises for tb | farmer war, baa bean rssomed an a attall aad*. atanca. beta admitted their Uen ef Cteehoelovakia. After •till are not fat eight B EA U TY SALON r*. and bare abdicated. Free- noma hesitancy, howarar, business Conflict between gow nm enti. AHbeugh buriag^ed war a a t i r j f . Pusk Ave__ FWeue TIT IN M i M m a w u n « w i began to Improea again in tbe i m B f r n T lf f it e r ta^tha summer. with government accruing bust: I'fg pantto optalcm . . Actual outbreak of war in Bep- aaas of wanting freedom to rel| .Iddeerptt>N«W Dadi* WM lamber, Instead of preclplutlng P*a| tba sxasgssi and abuse* af M t and tka na*t few years Male condition* as In tRlX IvtB, bus Inet* man insisting that RADIO REPAIR xk* meat gmUtikUe. program brought back vision* at tbe World government amitrols her* dammed w p reri, M ini and _ raform War boom, at least of rbiag ap the flow of capital-hAMtad SERVICE aggravated labor •WO ‘JSft, pndertakan in prices. Merchants and roanufaa- aniMVriM, itea. NRA triad ruptral and torara hastened ta build up ibatr Anee pm ei, wages and work- Inventories. Indusirlsl production - s r September vliiona of 'a war bojtra In Industry, t* asrotd |n the Unit'd Stales cam* up boom have blurrsi Many b«*i^threat'' oosapetilvm, spread ngabt to IB20 lescla, with ingot uau men are leery of lb* “falsa imliictloii In the great ateed In* prospsrltj^ raaqlUng from war orloatry aurpeasing all previous 00111 llinc record*. i-.* • Bot despite Ihs quickening In sdustTy, Ainsrica faces lPkiLao* erfy. Some S^kW.OOO or moroSaatajmemployrd. (More than A- tha highest kiddar, me every °*1? * flrh*r*. hara become means to coosarvy thalr fund*, reliable since lutu). Hut on# thing tUmla oat clearThe prirate rapllrl pump ha* ly, and that U tbe lUUraidaUo* topments In beMgateat et U p s, tha United' SUtsa « M WOat* I Into Isnrs aeala financing.' When lb s war began, America owed the world three bllUons. Dot when It end'd, the world owed the eairri" BATTERIES $4.00 up LOST: Cold Ring with emerald set and 0 small pearls. Return to Ills. A.;C. Williams cate Seminole Dry Cleaner*. Every day U Some­ body'* birthday. Let OUR flowers aand your greetings. Cut flower* for every oc­ casion. Funeral De­ signs—Corsages, eta. GENERATORS STARTERS ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICE REWINDING RENAUD BATTERY SHOP < L . A . REN A U D 304 W . SECOND ST. PRESCRIPTIONS / C arefully Filled dL '40 Y e a n E x p e rlm m rv —*e a*ni«» — r r m s i Mobley's Drug Store P ho n e 294 L IQ U O R STO RE W E H A V E T H E MOOT CO M PLETE L IN E O P LIQUOgS and WINES CHAMPAGNES AND SCOTCHES IN SEM IN O LE COUNTY vgftv^ranrorygwr A rcade N o. 8 T E L E P H O N E 181 sai,u» |S«. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Banfgrd, Florida. STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER 30TH, 1939 The Sanford Atlantic National Bank, we wish to take the opportunity to commend our City and County Officials for their earnest and wpll directed efforts looking toward, the developpienl of Sanford and Semi­ nole County, .j£«jpecitiU^hotcworth^ er the iecent ^ffo'rtaVto enCQurage the^J*iiv..i]);il of f r a t l i r i n Salford'a.nd'Sahtinole i^cI Sctninole Goupty, >vHich >vhich we a^e asaul'Od uced I'o^a 6 i thp I'n^e lasting Results. 1iAIb boi tij^i work of tin- Scrawblo County Chamber of Commerce to interest and>efif-, tertam oui number of-Winter visitors. • > To theaq visitors and to our new investors in Sanford, we ipsue. a cordial invitation to call and get acquainted at The Hanford Atlantic Na-, tional Bank wliere they will find us anxious to extend to them all o f tho services of a modem city bank. To our many local friends and patrons whose confidence and supiiort has been a oonstant source of encouragement, the directors, officers and employees of Tbe Sanford Atlantic National Bank wish to extend tHeir thanks and also best wishes for a successful 1040, pledging anew that which we have consistently tried to practice these twelve years: “Sound Protaction ofad Friendly C ooperation in »11 F ln in elal R.ESOiU R-C.ES a and Dl*coyr)tM •NONE' t, p iin iltu ro dhd to B$nk S tock ifipM Sfv OH! «;»»•»»• lout Obllgntiona 9 810,440.70 145,067.85 >* ■ 647JX) 416.687 M 11349,058.90 LIABILITIES a M *tt«r>" S x\' * • S anford, F lorida �~r > i —:-----r — : t rrr T1T, 8cnJ*ols County Pro^ncsu Mora FrfcH And VeguUblra Than Any Similar Ar«n In America t b J i N EEW W SSPAPBR PA PER 8ANF0BD, FLORIDA. R oosevelt jPIeads For Unity, Requests New DefenseLevies i - *" • 4 President, In Annual S p e e c h Says Se­ Calls Issued For curity Not Armed Bank Statements Jen. 3. D e f e n s e Alone ( AWASHINGTON. l*>— The V rilrd Asks Extension Of Reciprocal Trade 1 8 P erso n s B ut. hk aald la h b annual In oarage, tha -perm an en t security of A m erica ta th a preeent criaia doaa a o t lie In arm ed force r a U N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 3 , 1910 , H otel Cotton Bowl Trophy Goes To South Carolina F ir Number Of Injiiri Se| At About Stfrt Of Blaze known To Fire f J Traffic Deaths b HeWBy City Safety Campaign Re­ sults In 166 Lives Saved In Ten Years n55.°S=r tfS -r J S N ^ K e e p E y e i S S L ^ S -K S tL . ET- On Alhed Aid bh^arkM w todcoii.loakw two, but R n |a n i F a A rm NUMBER U S Walter S. Coleman Is Elected Mayor By Unanimous Vote Edward Higgins Com­ H W t t n P l Ifl. trn . 3 ~ |W — At , least IH person* th r lr live* I'* t*y alt* a 'fa n en .lv m om m a lire n t i c n l tt* 1 Marthoivw gh A iw r.im xt TJot.T. ('* m L«Qm r ( t ’i n i f c j !» !•) Fiiem ca. \»h» touatit the lilf u hi HU -arro weather. H i t a* HI 1 n * m can (■« a a f rra d ltlra a m aaliaaai b mk>. ■M trhiag for lad ies fun* hunt* ud FterMa State Ce»pin>ller a fte r lh r alarm M m M ro o r L w fa r Fterida B u te Batik , hilled a t they Jawix-d frtreo E hath Ml CMtdMIaai. •t dosing aa window* <if Um Ih re rA liU , building. Other* were tiappisd Dae. M l • t t k i h i i hallway*, « r ila.hml ta Ik when fteora bam ed Ihraaakh Fin Ian I hcanl report* t a l l ) «ad rrtL __ th a t du »ten trsA p. a rc m o.ring i . far a mm m a j ^ a f f m .ir r kBei , Mw ,h . f w i a fu rth er FinnUk sure***. while j j Bom* resident. said they C trm any and B ritain disputed ttie J m k n i r d ky Ike sound a f at results of a North Sea a ir battle j — hut the .nerve m aad the Irish -P arliam en t heard ! E S L T L . i r . a Z ------ J T th a t United SU tea money t> fi| C t ocVupaeU a n t e U n a a c h y tho a tte ste d | Ira. ! th T sA -rp artm m t buikltag a) * U» , ,Tport? f ^ a a Inferno. How the hiaar . | * •* I000? ° mr" , a e prickly p u n ted firemen, - l a heto* readied for a ' ^ ' n ihaOdlna n > Hi th 't e sect does a t U r k ___ « 4 ftrew en sakl the flro sppt “ ,r ><art i . .11 three alm uttaa — ti Wi: l-ilasis. t h . iaocthmi w arfare, w Oao n rn a a n suffered a Gov. an.I Ur*. B urnet It. Ms>l>.nnV .»f South Csrolinn with llie h u t t h . F h u u taofu holuln« the ^ broker, bark whet, ha KANSAS O T T . Ja n . 2. —<AA Mannerhetm Line aad were aaU T T - i » Cotton B aal trophy which was won l>> fli-m son c ll .it .. «-n on ta ho iafH rtteg enoemoua l o w . rom-_________ Nrw Year's .lay. (N ote tlartirr.K or-l’.e.id en t poster I oa the Russians. «y • ye n **** i E s ta b lis h e d In 1908 t ) i e D u r in g FDR Reveals Budget To Call For Slash ;In Moist I t e m s Fine f ^ c o r d ln .W ASHINGTON, J a n . S.— ( AP>— P re sid e n t Rooaevol t today coupled a n em phatic p)«k fo r n atio n al u n ity in th s face o f yrar-born diaintefiw tlo n abro ad w ith • rec­ om m endation t h a t C onsresa vote new ta x e s to finance "em ergency ■pending** fo r "com m on senae” n atio n al de­ fe n se .. e > A rthur Y o w e 11 mended HyCommissinners For Work Praises C o n t e s t During 3-YearTerm To Award Clerks __ Wilson Reports Store Owners Invites On Bond Deal Constructive C rit-; -----icism By P atrons' Holders Of ITnrefundi cd Bonds Appeal I hi\v«'b*’r ,»R countrpr* C m i r t Decisions Jtivr c rillrlm o liy it-* rustumi"** A rthur K. YowHI of Thr Yowrll W a lle r S. J'n'omnn wa* ,r«nij»nny nohl In nn Intrrvlcw ||It n lltrnltl rf|ioMi‘r 1*^1*)* In t'lt'fl.tl ntnv tf the City of U'ommrnting on Iho for thr Sjinfonl for Ihc enminjf your nonctling of $10 In t*n»li |uU rn to l>v n minnimniis vale of the tlo* rlrrhn In ftattfafil** »lnrr» n t v ('o m m ln n io ti at ita an* miul n'ortrimirallon meeting volts I th r **moNi vourl«\»n»". lost "Tbi» zton* wi'Icoiiicr miy run- j lie'll In III.* City Hull **1104 live crltlrMni.4 liy t !»*• pin | niyrlit :it which CommisalontliitrciB who Imvo bo loyally sup* ) era Ktlwar.l IliKuinn and p>ittsl th r MiaiIc at ht*im’ inui IM. J. t.ixltre were installed puign .iiitl 1 am rcaily at nil timr^ | ft»r trn u * of thm * mor** y tlf * to rt*-4i|H*iutu with th r htiyiiii; pub* follow*iittr lhi*lr rp-rlectlon in Ihffi lit* ill any pi net a nt nuggfst ioiih Fvtii'tnl rlprliiin un l)cc. ft. If •iiim* I hriirvr that comply tin: ('toniiti-Biunt-r Coleman WH with my rustom rin' want a h what iioniiiintt*il Commissioner H« I :tm in huitliiritit foi anil that will Jnnit** tin t, hv srcomlrtl by Commit* h«* mutunlly Mi . sitnicr (i. K. Ht.llin*. Ilia elec* Yt»wrl| Haiti. tion wit * iinnniinmia nn all m«tn* *T nppriviatr tin* iTfmi to itf tht* lionnl voted a wart | th r iiiost tffiriin t ami brra tiMiitrtUB clfik as it will put oil when thi' ioil wii* rolled. romnii**ioin'r M. J. Lodge was iiiployrrN mi thrii iintth* to nnnied tetajiorary ehairipan after plrimr th r puhllt*," In* nmrliiilril ('nm m ls.ion Imd closed Its Thr ronti"*t fur tin* itrlrvtltin of tit.' business fur the year of 1039 I hr moat efficient uml rmirtisuM sine die. •In k in Snnfonl t ffimally goi nnMr. t'olrinan's ■.election SS ilfw ay yi'Btrftiny nml th r roiilt *t m ayor of the City was made aa W'll 4'Ioac on Jail. 1.3 ““ llrlil until i th r i*iiprn*iiikni of ho e lite . a his l.nt year of a three year trim n- a member of In as-* | liilffi, thr roitimt l« pl«nnr<l to the City Cummlssion. which fo r uivc inMItionfit Impetus to th t Miming the chair th i co yea.x l a . hern held by r>.>ii>niiaaiti|. r l .ward IIiggtna. m i J l a ) . tTfle.nkit - ex p r.aiad ' A* , r_ , jiufirn:lisiitH ill lntp»o\Ihi: | nppn eu.tipn for tha honor ba• TrFuu •rrvlf4** to thrlr riittomm Tlw fouith nt»«| m<»si A ronamltfn* of 20 R4»li*ftr»l || stowed (Tpi'n him by hia collenglles but pointed out that the month of th.* war t*n th r »m nun* sliopprrB whoso nano* will not In* j iim.iu I. only chairman of tha divulgctl will visit nil Minn** nml to a fln ir >r«trnU y u ith ri|**.rta nmkr o w itti n ivpoit of th rlr City t'.unnilssiun and that tha that 100 nhi|i<« of .*l.'a2,l«P fni* hml lmpir*alona of th r n|ort\ Its stork p io g .e -, made hv the Commis­ ibcvti tlr*trt»)fti in tht .30 tiny -|»«n. ami it* prmotinrl, offrring any sion I, dependent it|>on tha full L ii m in lift r t tiT 'li'il .371 to nn*lri:rlhi* cilticisiii th4*y Imllrvo co-operation of the othar mem­ in lino whh tin ir fimlingn. Thrar ber". m th I thr tli-Mth t•*11 It* if.-*14 I • at In making a pled fo r UlO »r|»ortj4 w ill hi* In M ronfitlrnt iiil Iriu t JT’JX of hut will In* givrn tlii4*rtly to tin* "w holehearted" eo-operation An Anwifiiit<il I 'l f i ' Btirvty i »*t'ntf*st iii«fl|r«*ya nml turio'il ovri t** the otbet member*. Mayor Cole­ man plc.lg. .1 In* untiring effo rts •ho winI that at If.i't •'•'I *hip* | tin* Vorrrlinnt« eunri-rned. ■" •" bait of the best interests with an aggiei-ali lom uge o f. On lh.- Iasi day of Ihe eonlesl, of tbe City. I.Olk.T.'l had Iteen d(slr»>...| siller | Jan IS. n rmipi.n will l>« iuii ill In III! mug over the chair to 11*1 one Uh- war bs-gan Kepi, .t II,.. n ' Tlo* ? hl' Ilu-.i O.-.itl.l "lie thin* time no — tin Hie pul , is . . # . . iBr ran imlirnti it« «*|ioirr n* to Mayor Coleman, t'om m iuioner Higgins thanked Un. other mem“ J ' " " " ' " f - ' ' %"'I.UIgs | | |r ....... „ ni, bet- of the Commission, the ,i , *«I . til) s o 'rie rk . ................... .*. is m,tilled Tin* lira! imiiitli h'*w« , .. , l.. . ben.l* of the C ity ', various de­ •ONxf*. II m* MVtllltl i , XHI.I thl* 1 . . . » | , it » .... tho • hir I 117 b'la must In* toiiirtl in lit I In lta. I merits ..ud others for eo-opa.ation" during «I . y .» . . . . Ilrtaltl offirr not I m I it than fi (Hi "spli'iuli.l .Most 4il lli«* past no.otli M'tiv.. . |r l l s s l l i . r . .Ha I'.a* Srsea) Ity i'Mam i .uHiijc tlo to » half, ‘ *nj * , . Sinkings Increase:; Karl Nordgren As Fourth Month Installed As Kiwanis Head Of W ar Is Ended X) .Ships Ships Sunk DurDur­ ''•«» CommiMlnner Edward HlgNew CfficerA Induct­ 100 ing Past 30 Days; ed By Harold Hip*rc*ml pluitf riif thr "tr*i1r-Rl- pier At Luncheon Total 322,179 T o n a ^ o " rmnpaiipn »Hl «i w a p a .te u t ok the Ftaaieh h u a t learaed h e a t Russian prtaauare th at they M N a t told « h a they e n e ta f k t t aad th a t they were forced lata battle a t tha pohat of C a p o n e Condition Still S e r i o u s I s Doctor’s Comment i Ra LTIMORK. Ja n . 8 .—(JFiM Caueae’a “th ree waaka" ta U aiaa N tM krial heapltal leagthaaad ta tedkated G ram m y m igkt go vigor* ously U the aide of the Kaaatana la Fialaad if Britain. far eaam plr. aeat troop* to help stem the Red htcaatea. The N aila waul to stand on thr sidelines a* fa r as the RussianFinnish w er la f a r m ed . apoV.-emea explained, bat they are tet k a t a i to aaspect th a t tha w rite ra Allies w aat U use Platand aa a pawu ta tha w ar p m a g a l.s l (>■ many (Presumably this r i p rest Ion of tha Neal etewpekit was ha-.d largely eei aa a ffk ia l aU trm .i.l U Ike I-earn* o f N ations pecan— tag ta glee Fialaad all ssaiatat.ee aaaatalg, aad a a Prime M lni.irr Chamberis la's d rrtaiatian to parlie meat this m aath th at kte r »et sm i.it will sewd a ir aappl ea -a a d ather m aterials- to Fialstvl. T hs Naal xpokaia.ru roukl >.ot rostst adding th at they was.Id re t t y a night a f Cermaa a m i a fte r a brief late ■Gerama hay-—H elra. K ( a a a a d f M alas ea> tab film s a f ria ls ting Karl Nonlyros was Installed ss preskknt of the K iaanix Club for IPIO with due ritual at the weekly luncheon of the eluh in the \ s i­ des Hotel today. The re.rm ony was priform ed by Harold Hippier s f Eustis, past vice pie*i.lent of Kiwanis Intemationul. Other officer- installed (or the coming year are ax folio* • Julius Itingfekler, first vice president; O I’. Herndon second vice pirxldent; J. J. Kellerhan, ta iy ; I’. I*. t'an.pU II. I. urer: F. S. I.>m*<>n. finsnrial axrrrtary ; ami Klsaorth llar)wr, Sanford Ih.udney, I I Imit list net, W. A. I.eavitl. J. II. Ilsll. I . T Dos*, and G.*|t. tVoikman as dl(OCtoiS. la installing the offie.1* of the rhah Mr. Hippier iailluie.1 the dutie* of each and urve.1 Ihe s.lopInin.-*, ............... and , A V 'V" '......... tloa of a pr> gram of sen wr for will, planes partw ula.ly . 11, - 1... | <••rne.l nv. r l» aee.el Judges th r etsssing year that *«mld |.t«ve The toaes were fa. I« I .w Ihc 'Jh" **,I1 'n*kr, f w" r,U - f' ‘ ' Uteal helpful to ftanfoi.l un>l itx high of 11..- r«'|si.t (mini f*f t h r WoiM w .ii when 'du.*ciiiisIdeiutHin ' 1,M*I< ritU rna. roniiiiiltre. ‘h.r /flr.t ' T Tprlr.e sV . ... , • lie also presented the pad G r.inany alone sank -s.L'lf Inns ,! of The winner itay f.wa time dulinu- In r unf ^ I it will l>*i pee*U ral's pen to the retiring per rw.tiicted U-U.at eani|Mif„. * warded * In In rash, lh.- aeeond prasUmt. B. D- Caawell, and comA hrtuhduwu of ihe .« » wnr'a »" " * ' n n v r " n‘l ,h ,r'' mended him for tils excellent noth Itet »huwed U ni...........I » l l l .! ,,ril° wlnnfr ________ during thr past year. HO hhip* lltlWII. til l Mi.ill v loti • The xrterti.'it uf such * n u n ax Frame** 15 ami i/rulml* t.iun- O A 1 1 V T 'i tha "man of the year" reflerts the •W, way will. J l, . . . caudltioa of the world with nearly tries 0J. turn-thirds of Its population at Uta chief .wulral wur. “We lu Ariel Ira are living a Ufa of loyalty,- he saw!, “and _1 “ ari a* exxtaple «f true i h patriotism and loyally to a coun­ Be Held On Thursday try that would prevent invasion t.AICELAND. Jan. 3. —(Al— aad'revolution and There wrr* ten-lnrh lelelca, froirn aon aptfaa within.1* Is.nd., and lem prratur** In Its Ia Ms rwaarki ta memlwra of low ?n't In r».rente North Flor­ the club after kit Installation aa ida this morning. Mr. Nardgren pledged A hexvy frn.t and xub-freetlne k li uatirtag «fforta to thr developw eather vlxlled Ihe unner part of M a t af taa rtuk aad expressed the fruit and vr,'r.»M r growing far’the hon< r taarea In Central Florida hut fl-st L reports Indicated little If any out that only in the damage to eltrus. Minor losses a eluh have were probable in soma truck crop • Swede, as its aeetlons. • ^ .t * . Nr. inour than one \ot» nml thr luil- O l .1 1C IS lilt BV Weather But « ”.*» !7T J?UcmjToICitrus Undamaged Federal warning aervlrr here forecast frost, and aub-frrexlng tem n eratu m s*sln tomorrow, but •akl nresent eobl wav* would ptaa bv Thursday night- The forecast •onlrM Includes' Flnrahrm a 27, Naw flmv.na -70. Mima 29. Banford, Ovladn. and Fern Park 32. Funeral Services Held Mary Lee Leadford For J. M. Wilson, Jr. Rites Held Today F aaseel aerricaa for Mary Lae Laadfard. IS. wha died a t tha heme a f - b a r grandparrats ta O riada Baaday a t S il l P. M. w a n h o ld t a tha F irst B antiat Chuiuh ta Oriada thla ta a M h g a t UsSS A. M. with the R rr. l i m a B. Day. paster, a fn d a tia g . Burial w as J S a t e tha Oriada cemet ery. P eru la Oataearilte, Oa. aa M ar. U , M tt. Miea leadford h e . B n d •j*- *r 4 ; J- *t £ * Fnnaral services for J. M. WII* , J r , 29-year-old aon of Mr. «W( Mr. J. M. Wll.cn. Hr of thla city, wera held a t tha First Bap­ tist Church this afternoon a t 2:10 •'clock with the Bar. W. P. Brooks, pastor, officiating. Burial was aaada ta tha Evergreen O n e tunr. Geurge Munson, 77 Dies Suddenly A t His Sister’s Home George Munson, 77, retired sea captain, died .uddenly at tho lurma uf hia sister, Mra. Ililma Londqui.t, on tho Country Club Road yesterday nt 12:30 P. M. During Id. seafaring. "Captain" Mims.in, n. he was railed by hi* friends, vl.itrd the .even M . and moat of the wmld'a porta and told many Interesting .lories of Ms cxnrrienea. Hr « » horn In Sweden on B«pL 24, 18A2 but ram* to thla country when hr was a small hoy and wxa one if Ihe pioneer arttlrrs in ■ Swi'dMi rclony in the vicinity of wliol Is now lip*.la before ha left Im— wur. than (it) years ago to ..a m hi, xvafuring rairrr. Hr was a llfo member of tha Masonic Lodge In Naw York City and lh* members of thr local Ma­ sonic Lodge . will conduct grt.re­ side service, during tho Intern­ ment In the Lake View Cemetery. Survivors are hia daughter, g u Josephine Munson, hia slater M* a brother, EmU Magunaon, aQ of Kanferd. Funeral acrrlcM will he bald'at ths Erickson Funeral H a u l Thursday afternoon with tho Kev. J. It. Hoot, pastor of tho Cougrugatlunal Church, officiating. AUSTRALIA REDUCES ntO M T CANnF.RnA, Australia, J m . A —(AT—Tha federal ngTwngwrit has derided to -tatplM ontf the north terrilory’ where of land atUI remain t Grating grants wlU be huge arras e r i n t M ' 200.000 aqoare mites of that will thus be opener A large numbar of frlauds at* tha aarvlcaa and th a n was LOCAL WEATi i �i t :x > • *'■ r* • .t *' *- ■ I' r-Vr >* J r n > ' , r > • M(r . -l* v r: it ( v t * V, s « » l !• • w ‘. >^AY, JA N U A R Y 8, IM P T H E SA N FM U ) H t t u t p , SA N TO RO , FLO R ID A lord Herald Sanford Has;A New Mayor DEMOCRATIC MENU FOR JANUARY 8TH WEEKLY A t th e reo rg an iz atio n m e e tin g o f th e C ity C o m m u ­ nion In st n ig h t, W a lte r S. C olem an w an elected m a y o r o f S an fo rd f o r th e co m in g y e a r. M r. C olem an h a s h n d tw o y e a rn ' ex p erien ce n s a co m m issio n er, la n p a s t p resid e n t o f th e K iw anla Club, lia s alw a y a ta k e n on ac tiv e |>art in th e w ork o f th e C h a m b e r o f C om m erce, an d lx well q u ali­ fied fo r th e pdVt h e now occupies. W ith tile election o f M ayor (*okm nn, E d * H ig g in s Joya dow n th e gatfW w hich h e h u s held fo r th u p a s t th r e e y e a rs . T h ro u g h o u t th is p erio d th e C ity lias m ade c o n tin ­ uous p ro g re ss an d th e ndminir- ra tio n o f locsi g n v eriq jjp n t h n s h e rn auch as to w a r r a n t th e p u b lic's u|ii>rvdntion, o f M nyor H ig g in s' aetiv o a n d e n e rg e tic e ffo rta in th e C ity 's OU.AVO RICKS FLORIDA 3U NSIH NE—Flortds sunshine is appreelitcd moss in Um N atien's CapiUl than It is In Um Htato of Florida- I hsppened to he fortunste enough to joo an expat intent u t tho W trld’a F air In Which E stlern Air Lines c iiiie d equipment to a Florida beach to capture the rays of the rua and by a eel U in process held I w i l w ill !»• rkam rd Itr ilar ^ivrtlaliMI w lrt. ■ X fH ir«p *r l i t ^r-a.n tnh f . rfjtrtvfflt T b i l l r t i U la Itua'i »I«I4 • ( a d i.r lU la a . ■re saalalatan l at Ikr l«r»M ml Ikr raaaf r, n llk prlah d e se r ta M la '.'klrao* aa* >E V E R S E y o u TODAY X T KXI’KRIENCK OF OTIIB TEACH YOU: If they »!.ey I aerve him, they shall spend fF nays In pm »|irrity, on I Ir yea i s In pleasures—J n ’i been n m a rs e d Im p ro v em en t. T h e re fu n d in g liDJffRW w h ich wna in n u g n n C cd d u rin g th e a d m in istra tio n f l|M * F o f ShinholB cr, Juts lieen r n r r ii'J to n su ccessfu l ronchiyion a n d (h e e f f o rt In round u p th e few rem a in in g "h o ld -o u t* b o n d ­ h o ld ers Is p ro g re ssin g sa tis fa c to rily . D esp ite hpm pM cau ex em p tio n , th e b u d g et h a s b ee n k e u t in .b a la n c e an d c e r ­ ta in n ec essary im p ro v em en ts h av e been m ade. T ypical o f th e en e rg y M ay o r H ig g in s h a s d isp lay ed In w o rk in g fo r th e C ity is th e " T ra d e A t H om e" ca m p a ig n w hich h e in a u g u ra te d la st m o n th an d w hich h a s I w n ■» la rg e ly resp o n sib le fo r th e In crease in b u sin e ss w h |ch eo m any o f o u r local m e rc h a n ts re js irt. M uynr H iggins h M been n p ro g re ssiv e a d m itila lra llq n in ev e ry M iu r o f tP a w on! nntl Includes m an y sticeesscs to w hich he m ay JH$tiy p o in t w ith p rid e A nd so w hile e x te n d in g o u r c n n ip tlu lu tio u s to tltp new M ayor, we ca n n o t let th is n eesfinn pas* w ith o u t P$* ’rtnu The Niilurday Review of li'IUIIlilM l.lluralun-)I fat heavy footed with On* whito clods weighing me down Ot lightly na .Memiry »r even ■•'.Hanjn heiw-lf, lliK alaed as llm Victory of Smooth. F / race on n shell" Everyone thought tHut when Ituaaih'a lUiMMMi.OUQ |gHt*h*n sail on two wind-home Ice Pie ntincked 3.000.000 Finn*, the war would ho u pukhovor 7 bc-ita Into the town;>;ift a* thought which from hill Finlund'g pigmy little army didn’t H«em Li have half tin »• hill run Imp cbftuco the Poltfk had when tho Herman Juggernaut got that! not tanglo my feet in the started. For years we have been reading about the m W 'rtlckcta of pruio i t elide smoothly us verse. On vincible priwen* of Hnsala’a mighty lied Army of 4.000,OfM. !■ the alone where Ilia nn-lte-l men with IH.fMiO.lMKl tralnml reserves. 4 allow* f r .ic B u t a f t e r w eeks o f f ig h tin g th e Hiisainim a re no f a r ­ kbbll evade the valleys narrow t h e r along in th e ir eonquunl o f th e sc ra p p y F in n s th a t g 'i n d tUF|ij meeting friend* amt v tailing while in Florida. By the lime thla (caches the pie** I shill be start! Ing on the New Vaar willed will naturslly hr a strenuous one. t | hope that I ran be or even greater ' rrrvicc la my frirmta Ihh year than In the plat. DIFFICULT HUSSION — Any session of ('a lig n -s I* not a m at­ ter to be taken with * j *c and ir« taxation Imt the now session of* fu n many perplexing problem*. It i* hinted that the ('ongrasa will he asked lo raise the limit of. the naflora I d a ll to fifty billions,'W t-it n headache! It urn Id Im m sy to say No U It were not for the foci I hot when _wi> reach the present limit the Troasuiyr Department will cease to pay out any funds. Somebody Is on the apot. Ollier im portnnt queatlrns n rr: U' .illon for national defenae. the Adminlsf* Iratloii'n p r.g rain for irciurnral ngn-emenU. iimriidnu-nta t.> the N eutrality Bill, further libmullxuUon of the Koctal .Security Act, Dumb (i«riU« DISPELLING THE FOG BY CUARLES MICURLSON Deaaacratk N atkaul tieewMIea Ariurtling lu tunic -rpuhllcani nut because it would cost hall au will h.-or the mol if of hurry, f'"pfllt' a a I ho dawn, bioltgli the trrr.a you may ask if o “lt'« my face you hhvc ipvii; (link of me always n< flying, r^ fly in g through atwuv dth tny h air slrt-imini: Imrkward In molten, the wind III my niMh cumiHiign. .W e d o n 't know w h n t se rslc e a ilirrclur of the Kupublleun Na­ tional Committee— mink'. howh e couh e w r, U-forr he hud attained his em inent positior and liii^'e rotittered unltfM he |im v o d hint-self to bn th e funic* present while lu- w its'piestsuably ex p ire* ru n n u r nmonw tho Buwiiaii g e n e ra ls, y,|H „ nn views— the effo rt I’rncticully a d m ittin g th h t th e re isn ’t it b ru in in “ tMr* H' make u campaign Issue gf load ea st n r ilic V istu la, th e B u y slan s h av e upiHXtlcd to i tho reciprocal trade agreement* la not mi ho|. For this g e n th Se-.i (From I’oelry) G erm an y fo r 200.000 tra in e d te c h n ic ia n s « m*n wrote under his «wn slgntvI hid to begin mmin hmv to win \ i r ’«.rica an d to reo rg an iz e th e jr n atlo n n l econ­ lu re : "Becauan many yenra age • lo»g dldctslmu (if my |»n * iV® ! the KcpuMkan* managed lo reom y so th a t w hen tro o p s go to th e tr o tu th e y will r ...... hope a tilcsaodcr l-cstav-il an tlM'atylu Of Amy Ion oil; Mimi-tlimg w ith w hich to fig h t. A fip r tw e n ty y iu r s o f main In power foy w long period ipld e r d c my first poem* done com m unism , th o Itumdunn hitve a t lunt " ,m« f,n ce *'* f a :e> 11 y thum ping the full dinner IUlpii Wsli» Bmciiten, to ii-ii-k «iih. tsi'after eight and tm -nty yrnrs life, and half nf them uf verse, xy now to Uetmm a man 1 m s p rrt. What I began Blrokliitr's lush, nini -lrsl In c a d id In Cuiicurd's wintry fierxe. tc ,,—Winfield Townlry Hcutt. trututatlons, as much na th e American prodtx'. hut basrause It was n Is-tter ptmluct. It was b etter fur the aimplc vagaon th at all th r heat ports of 0 h re f c ritte r Are Used lo thn United S tales by the M elons fo r tain- aa everything front s iitsla d ra V i to - rankfa rte rs ,. while tho r a m p * cat­ tle, being * ehadpeg 1 and more plvisUful and urlUt n ilitf.-rent kind of m arkrl, go Into the ran* prlass. LANEY L A N E rS DRUG STORE Prompt Delivery ----- Telephone 103 :i s s ? ^ s,rra » a ! ft: USED CARS Unexcelled In Looks • Performance Quality and PRICE 10IS t'hsvrulct Driuxt Town |M 9 1 •tSM rik v rro k t D d s ir Ttnra Sedan. Radio. I» te t ’hevToiat $< i FriendJys Fortunes Florsheuns A Note To Hitler Tin- man who.saved 577 yf your wtilors front death when they oheyetl your order to scuttlg the Nu*i luxury litter, t'oltimhu*. is u Jew. Ilia name ia'llarry A. limit and ho was bom in Tykr, I about this tint-- nf yrar Texas, tip Sept. 22, 1884. He rc-ntmands the U. 8. 8. Tus­ ft always begin to get dls- caloosa by commission from the government of the United , Wjllr oamrlf fur mnlinu. Blatcs to defend freedom of conscience, frewlom of speech, Writr It m j . freedom nf the press and freedom of movement for free $ Coach C O R R E C T M R U 'S 3VEAR iupiK*e ; (’hngrr&s will he people. i)Ulti» a numts-r uf UU< Would any of your men on the Columbus have rescued the neat frw urvka, but it won't hava anything on Captain limit had thee found him where he found them? Vieu Drr.klont to HU*, o u u r man. ••nt frankly far f r t i lntd« wtth —Washington Tlmes-Hcrald. al! South America, aiut "pcaoMt nm ovsl of uaaeeew eiy tnw e Times* tin twit, fuundwt *n h»n 1 s t »vbs • tilt battling U airirn with wthar cowArieei a* Oleanders do tw-al when thay ErnV*l-l Overall ert • ha* )u«i ulahiutrsl -Ms a step toward veumueic- l»c— itthdsy. That la-a nutcble l-rrlty and' world poeev," Ttw i a f hay puWiratton in a* wo* In a apooch heforr Urn 4dH a state as HArtds. Dlrvi-laiwi Chamber uf Cmamirvv. (? * /' •' And a IlUio In-rdte this, a Com that the Mvscoi.' ru rtrn aa dtervod a wariltuv r suagslaat alt f-n-tgu ruirvc* operatlug in Uuasta, Wu errtnlM wg Upa* dire k /* t will know 1<M than ,abc-at w hst is suing un I M t PlyuMuth Dclaxa Toura hav* t«ea *uak to ikite, not ta tefeata ' Ian nags fj At th at no*, kulturol and In- aught.ta hreho- '«°t* f> Standard -isauuaaily R s tu - a .t- e ( J u M ; Drugs TRY BREAKFAST OR LUNCH AT AND YOU'LL COME RACK AGAIN 1 1 1 . H« hum! We suppose llriO will miner or latrr tiring forth some Big kind of butbtu diner. m BatW r KodakF ls lth ia i Faderatlon. “ was hurt by the $131,000,000 of rab b v r we brought la o r by the $101,000,* 000 w erth o f eeffee, o r the $75,000,000 w erth o f raw silkT” lie alao sntunvrato-l the $80,000,000 Importation o f bananas, cocoa henna, c a rp e t' wool, and ten. However, presumably the ItepnhUcana m ust have sumo issue and obviously have not been able to form ulate one yet, a l­ though th eir platform -building 'outfit, the Glenn F ran k com­ mittee. haa horn w orking a t- it w ith th e n ecessity o f h a v in g K ontolhjng to-------th--in k w ith . a __________________ ______^ “ -* A t tho tim e o f th e Rod rev o lu tio n , 5.000,000 R u ssian s j ’-f^the present tkmocraUc U rift hud t i c n u i t v I O n e wuuW inMftnijMM r e p ris e n tio g fo r th o m o at p a r t (huso w lto I—LIIIimI hupU nl Republicans w eald shoot asIanIk! .eiw..rs~ wsL. ..M n alk i. at ra te d th e h ig h e s t m e n tal en pacitins, w o re c ith e r Kill si I o u tr ig h t o r d riv e n o u t o f th e c o u n try . E v e r alnce periodic iMu in | p u rg es o f ono k in d o r n n o th e r h av e k ep t th e u v ern g e in- Dcnfa^ telllgcnce u t so m e th in g little b e tte r th a n o f m oron. n iirlm r th e nnnt th r e e -yenra, m o re th a n 25,000 o ffic e rs t « | N , all, . It it only natural hun-ting uf Congress lvo tho war new^ (iff the and the Relief Dill, which la ai­ \rnyc on Im portant piece c f tvgisIstion. Wo will have plenty to do w ith th„-*o and cf couiso much mere will arise- ................ NEW KEUEHAI. BUILDING— The cv u tn n U iu r luo new Federal Building' to houw the l'o il Ufitcu and tho Federal Court a t Orlando have finally Icon ad vet Used for bids. N oun ally it is a plraaqte to b in * this m atter to a conclusion but It will be m :re of i ;pU-.'Bura to see tho building constructed. This building will b.> in keeping with the splendid progress of this beautiful C entral Florida city. D urlrjr the ip :/, S tate census It was rfov.ii th a t Orlando had made g:c.*l stride* In Incieaslng popu­ lation. I predict that the next eens is will show thot excluding Mi­ ami. O'Undo hns mado perhaps more cf n gain than any other city In the Slate. Orlando h ia some thing. M nrjorle Kinnnn Rnwllng*. a u ­ thor of Florida stories, Including th r I’u l't ir r prite-w lnner, Tha Yearling, haa purchase.I a hour* though there liai -een n change r-r. the i.m d d u n ei ut C rescent n«l the |>loa*urc that t-onu-.i frtm Beach, near P.i!ntl:i. ..Sr-.r th e v w ere or. th e f ir s t dnv. E v e ry w h e re th e suceessog itavt feu ra o n tt retch me. huaevrr all lieen on th e side o f F in lan d . I f th e F in n s keep o n w in J'fjrOU try, I hnyo goliv, lltalvo a* ever Dlann, on the n in g v icto ries, traople a ru liab le to beg in b ein g ’'° ,Ty *01 i h o p o o r Iliissian s. A nd th p algnlficnP* fac t nt o u ts ta n d r'.th a s v keen, 1 COLUMN m W K B Q tm si $ at �I r IDNE8DAY, JANUARY S, 1M0 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Mrs. Porter Lansing Elected Circle Head S o cia l A n d P erson al Activities MISS LILLIAN ADAMS; Society Editor Social Calendar WEDNESDAY D u ra Fish Galloway Memoiial M usl.nle will be presented In the W c.nan'a Club a t 8 10 P. M Junior W«max*’a Club wlU meet a t 3 30 P. M. in the- club house. Practice of of fleet* r f the O. E8. will U held at 7:S0 P. M. in the Musonlc Hall. All officer* arc urged to attend. U d ic i Auxiliary of Beth laranel will hold a business meeting at 8;30 P. M. In the Jewish C-mraunity Center. THURSDAY Regular n u rtln g r f Setnlnolo Chapter Number Two o f the O r­ der uf the Eastern S ln r will laheld in tho Ma.-onie Hall nt 7:10 P. M * T. E. I.. Class of tin- Fi*»t lk«pti.t Chinch will .ueet -it h:llll o'clock nt the home <f Mr*. W. I . Kloudrnmirc with group four t s hostesses. The South Sale P. T. A. will meet in Ihe tchnnl /-mlilorium nt 8:00 o’clock with the Itrv. Martin J. Rrant spsnVing on "Child'a P eiaohallty’’ An Executive Hoard mroling will bo'held nt 2:10 o'clock in the achocl libtaiy. Executive Hoard of the West Side P. T . A. will meet a t 2:0d P. M. A t 2:10 P. M the P. T. A. meeting will he held. FRIDAY The Hu»lno»s W tm an* (UrVle nf the F irst Presbyterian ehtitrh with Mi*. Mary Katie eliittrmnu. will m eet nt tho home nr Mr* Grave.' G. William*. 2171 Sanford Avenue, n t K:U0 o'clockA meeting will l.-e h:ld by the Ameriran lA-gi.ui Auxiliury nt 7:10 o'clock in the h gion hut for the purpose of organising a dunlar Auxiliury of the _Ambri.'ati l.e<r ion. W orkers Council of the First B ap tlit Sunday School will meet a t 0:30 P. M. Supper w’ill Kaerved to all who hltv# m»de teaervAtion*. Miami report* th a t over 1.000 light plants a re winging their way aouthw anl tn participate In ,th* All-American A ir Maneuver* to ba held In tliut city, January f.-T, PACIE THREE Talkies, Colored Movies Developed In Last Ten-Years Telephone 1-18 HAPPY BIR TH D A t Mis* Th’eo Vlrkery Mis* Florence Well* im n e o n ! follow . i . j - ! ih: h m i r * let l I’ll^ h ill -*!• 'I *N\,# IU JACK STINNETT t h e i l e i t h o f Kloi.it < * lh»* NEW -YORK. Jim 1.—td 't— |*ii »sin g t. i th. . i»r (i«'o?gi* rh. i i h» h i . m e lt e n t e r t a i n * White Mm iH I i i ?l iIn* end i m p t H v i l l m n m t l i o r ttie IP-W* n*« • f tla »*n\. t».iud* loiili.^l tin d»*e-de v hi n •upinMkit?- grew imi-irnN H r . .t I .Lru.l at* Mrs. Strickland Presides At Meet Mr*. SI. II. Blncklnnd. new chnlinim of flip 'M ary IjunlKih Circle of the Woman'* Missionary Society cf Ihe h irst Methodist I'h u 'rh , conducted the « meet In* belli y c stm liy afternoon ut her honte In M ayfair with Mr*. K. II. I ancy it* r- h rs le s s . The devotional Wni led by Mi*. Hurke Steele mid the folio* inir eommittee rtrtirm cti were appoint­ ed by Sir*. Strickland: World Outlook. Mr». Ilurke Steele; Suppile#, Sim. Clarke Leonauly: ami Christian Social R.-latlrn*, Mr-. A. II. Mlddlctrn Alao, 'P in g tam , Mrs. K. II. I aney; Courtesy nml Sunshine. Mr*. J. O Laney; Study, Mr*. Get lit* Hardin, and Visiting, Mr* Iliipett Strickland m il Mi*. K- II. lainry. Mr*. A rthur Philip* announce.! a lone meeting of the Methodist Woman’* Missionary Soeletlc* in thia tone to he held hc:o hrld iy . A covered dish luncheon will tic served. Refreshm ents we-e served by Ihe ho*te*se* to Ihe fi.llnwtng cl*cle members present: Mr*. J. It. Adams, Mr*. Fred Cnllum. Mis. E. l \ Smith, Mr*. 0 . K. Ootmly. Mr*. Rurke 8teele, wad Mr*. Glenn E. McKay. Also, Mr*. Clarke Ixnna'dy, Mi*. W. C. Hill, Mr*. Paul Johnsrn, Mr*. A. II. Middleton. Mis. Roby l.ning, Mr*. George llaidln. and Mr*. A rthur Philip*. figon'*; and «»i n-tnm lnc xanitv unit i»n nv >Wnintr oxtMintiMtn^ in Tl. >l\ all imimU* Ok- tnrvii* hi*! ». m tho •*0*'«w«lrrntlr. The atnitr hit it • ►lump into ad u lt t a l k n e t pirtuM**; th** * l ’e e >j'w a n v i v n t t»f i»iit inu**ltill . ( l a i t b l tiSMiprratinn ol‘ th e ini»d, t!»e ii<r t»l s e r i a l ^tgitifl* •t»•»*.» d r a m a * ; initio o p en ed it* i ' » i itnd p*nml.«cd a fiittni* • I le|i*%| ion: Olid >|irnlii l*if* took C. F. Stahl is in Tampa for a few day* on husine-s. Mr. and Mr*. W. t*. Hill had a* their bouse guest* Sunday and slonday, Jimmy (T app- and J. I.. Oliver, »>f Cairo, Gx. to Ti 'o . it' tot . , the |.*i«ttiir.ati t t »ok o v e r t- tint tie* « nd o f th * t‘i.i h o • .« » i w a n d l i i g h t o - elinpU * »* .n Kiithatine Ci'iin Kthet ntid h lui D • i»u I.oat , *'«•»»• b roke i»s on I ii-r tiad • Mnn»l •*• n tlo ie shutter* and tier ante »*»d^hoi\ t.. . i \ th ••• • to *tiiftlft «lob* Inn •■iKHTnlri! «»•« l .oulway III Villa* | '| | lit^'.l i>.l* th e i’i*ht t i ! the I" i.ill.i** y e a r oil th e eeeeeti. it the I ' t • Mi*. G*». Coope- and aon. Eonte r, uf ram ille, Ga., are vhiitinc here a* the huu*«- guest* .if Mr. •tul Mr*. W. L. Stothlenmiie loot u n til th e P in tu « t i n t i* , ' (hi •«*eu .!Mid*\eiin;ii5e • «'l>a j i n i v i t l . Ali i nloi piefineM; • • • 'I t - , pinilee-«'.| h , V\a|t | l h - llig m u- 1,* I , C.-iirg,\\ bile rim . 1, ■ I ; 1M '.n mil luomired In l!il!> I! • . ia':e1 ,* uiir-tcnt • and leJidtttti: f«ntni edetiR t h tfncisl . m u it i * 1 ......|*'ietl• »!»- l»>m j i l l m i n movie *ti‘i j i r t sprelarli' «?• «.*. . . . 1. , ,t ,il-i\it - . ullll ilia ..im • .It elm • on I "Ti ha.v.i Iti «•I i' . i iiiu n l* . I •• 11 ••• ill « m |;li nttendaiNe hr., minin': tin ii|*«'tt. d il« it.." - ii 11.in .im,• nf till- li.l-ll. .Ii d I. ill III sixth 1- .till . ttihc- -c. Ini signiftram i pla» mill* t<.,1 nv cliff,.'d .Mi t . si,hi- > Kingsley •iii.l ,*1Ii.-. ■ I im I |ui|i.dn< Itr. returned to Maryville College in Maryville, Tenn., n fler spa'ialing Ihe holidays here with her family Mr*. 4. i\V. Short ntriv,-,! Mon- Fred G-inas returned Sunday >" Mutiny S tate College in Mill lay, Ky., a fte r visiting heie .hiring tho htiliday* with his mother, Mrs. Mne Gann«. Mis* t.ouise Hardin left day afteinoon to tesume her die* a t M ontrrat IliiU'etsily M.intteat, N. C . a fte r tihere during Ihe hohlny*. ih im ANNOUNCEMENT ,.t Plans Made For Zone . Meeting Of (’ircle Kiirnifu of M im |)oi i« \V« will rrg rrl to Im rn licit «hi* i nt ilu iiomr i f her r. Mis J Pell on Wont Kttflit«vnili Nt with infltirnxa. l*lnn< vvetc mn«l«a for tho inrotImc In l*o hrM hriv on Krlilny nl ilio m rcllng of rirrle Hrvon of llu* MolliMli^t \V. M. S. !)t*Mrnliy nftrriioon nt lh»* luum* jn f Mih . W. P. < hnpnun on Oak Miss lloris ‘Ik itl.n . *Avrmo* bvilli Ml*, fh ip m n n |»rrlust night front M. iitu . ll (pidim: in tin* nlwewv of the chnirshe vi.ited for the pu nmn. with her parent*, Mr. » 1l»o n iiilin n wn^ opcniMl willi C. It. Rat tern. n rcHpturo nn«l pi*yor mnl f«»l* li.wiil l«\ ol«*clion of cfflrri* for George McClelland Im- retn.oeil liic y ia 1. O ffircii rliT ln l inclmlj’; to his tenrhing ill llra.lent.oi otl.-i I ('hitiriitnn, ,Mrr< .1. -I. C’arv rr; Vln% sptnding the C hristians vionio.ii ( IviiriiiMti. Min. I.. M. Sw iln; with his parents, Mr. uud Mi I I Ni'crelnrv nml llopnrtor, Mm. F. Mct'l. Hand. J K. Willinnm; roniiii*Uoiinl Trrn^! i:»cr. Mi**. T. K- WiUon; lA»cnl I* land McClelland has return d (TreHMitor. Mm. .1 II. <Tr.nvfonl: to lamisinnu College in .\l. \iu: and Hnimliino TroaMiriT, Mm. John dria, I.a., where lie is :i puiier, a fte r spending the Christum- li I ii'ny* with his family. w r.s T iN c .iio u s i: 01 a i i . h Cyprc?.T (»nrt!onn, FI#.—Floriilu Mon# forintt ;t "( iOiki With tho \Viinl,M Imckirroimil for »harming. Mrn. riaiulii rep|H>r ns alio stnmls on ;v rusli.' In hIri) in ^ pr.'ss dens, tvonrinj: it rostnnio of llu- Oltl South, . v• • . . - rh.'to n n»iiict>w ' *Th» Spier uf S. II. S Hr I ick M yrrt FORGET Missionary Society Stew art Gntchel has retut iu->l I ’ West Point, N. V., a lte r -»—I lui • Holds Regular Meeti Ihe Christm as holidays v il l i In The Wcmsn'* ’Missionary Hoeiely i f the Klnit Christian Church hehl Its regular meeting «t the church T u c d a y evening with Mm. If. J. Clause prr-jidiug over the business, aeuion. )lrs. J . L. .NU-Uck Jxd ib c pro- i j ' parents, Mr. and ]Gntchel. Mrs. I'..n I iffam for tho etcnlrflj .vlih Mi". PERMANENTS $ 1.00 OIL WAVES $2.00 and up The V anity Fair B eauty Shap la m w undor lha managem ent «f P rlnca.s P al, 1131 1 Indi­ an* A rt., Dol.and. U p.lalrs in Ik* Blawart Building. Tela- phoae 813. Martha Oldham, nporutor Today & Thursday A tth v r fsenherg presenting tho devotional study. I’upnrx on “ KvangclUm” were given by Mm. 0 . H. Ijindre**, Mr*. W. II. Young nml Mr*. II. J- Clause. A *oel*l hour fall wed with Mr*. Clete Dchs.in as liostesa. Itvfreshment* were »rrv.sl tu the following member* present: Mia. O. I), l-andrcss, Mrs. W. II. Young, Mr*. A rthur Isetiherg. Mr*. A. I*. Ilandy, Ml** I'alsye Handy, Mrs. J. Horten. Mr*. II. .1. C tiuse, Mrs. F o u n t May, Mrs. .1. 1 , Nlblark, Mr*. Joe Petra*, Mr* Clcbn Hotnon ami Ml** l.ols Ann Ihtbrmt. 1 , * NEW ARR1VAUS ' ; . ' ' ' ' J ' j Bill Proston Ih V Honored At Supper Murgo" Bill P m t t n , who was home from the University of Tennra»oe a t Knoxville to *|iend the CbrUtmaa holiday* with hi* fam ­ ily, * i | boa o rg u r.t New Year's Eve a t a buffet »upp*r given by E. Ii Tyler, J r y ha* r»-lo tied to Washington. D C . n ils, (pending Ihe Christm as hrlulnv. with hi* patent*, Mr. rnd Mi E U. Tyler, and gTnnditvjthei, Mis. Mnlliu->*nr<*uny. Pint Record In Traffic Deaths | Is Held By City Hr. and Mis Douglas G. Seott have as Ihclr giesf* Mrs. Hcntt's parents, Mi. and Mia. fink.- Hill, •n.1 hrolher, Richard, uf I'lilengn, who pk'ti to visit h e ir nlnnl two ir'HMilaucU r , s u i s t * tract week*. grnt program." The »tpiare-jnned six foolei is pi mi.' of Ihe tec. rd established hy II,.- i d uniformed men in his .hr* ) IM>I UK r AYf BAX I f R B A R R lC A D t "Tito two biggest problem- In the yc'tr ahead a te dluratlng tiedealt Ians—particularly elderly t>edcalrltna—and reducing ihe d. ty­ i Mis* Ethel Rent Hm returned In ing menM r cteali-il hjr .It ink mg. her similes a t Montreal Universi­ In 17 of the 12 fntnliti. s Imuor ty In M ontrrat, N. C., a fte r spend­ was involved. ing the holidjy* hare with has “Twetily-fwir of the fainlitie* parent*. Rev. and Mrs. J . |l. Root, wsre |Hslratrlans. Their nvet .ge and family. up* w s 31 1-2 y ia * and it would hive Item much higher we-c It Musgrnvfl returned j ntd f. r Iwn children Itillrtl." I* at tidies a t t h e , ....................... “ i. C. M. bar gird ItnolK off god rattuned frtm tOVBLTY Hand. M u . Irvin son. &l(». H erbert S't nny I uwrll h a w Monlgo mty. Ale, e th e r reUtlvxs. Whllo t PROCT01 UTTLE WONDER STUDIO a PHOTOS l i e R iB M li U c t t O c K o „. " ' ‘'• '• a i., !>■ ' u * u “ ••‘I f* . . Our Fiaasl M u slin PENCO KHEKT& stock up at A our new low 3w ' price, 81". * W " I �k V •Vt % «iHr?*«>.w. , /»*< t r f r v •-A/I****' rlA .*tr --•f, T ' ✓ is nsM/UJUji oanjora s supreme 19 oemi-sinnuai i rc The B uying Opportunity E agerly A nticipated: b y the Discrimfriating Shopping Public? A * Sweeping Disposal o f H igh-Type, Seasonable, Most Desirable Merchandise! The Choicest productions p f ' Foremost ^producifi Aristocrats o f F a s h io n s ,t :• Thoroughbreds o f Qualities N o w at sharp Concessions in prices. Here are R ich V a lu e - Giving Pickings fo r You\ Second P aij-Saiurdnj Opening [/* * Host .80 8quar« Count The Greatest Sale Within a Hundred Miles of. Tout Get» Under Full Steam B H B B L fK B _ *■■!■wto*lISll ft S f 1 JA N FRIDAY ^ [ .7 5 th Thrilling Economies fo r K een Buyers Entire Stock of Standard Merchandise, Singularly free from To Continue Dally Until Further Notice 0 For on huur or o» long aa atvrral hundred yard* hold out wo wl Ooll boat print* a t JOe yd. 'Not over > yard* to a customer. J . L. TA Y L O R , Salon P ro m o te r « r J u n t f C le a ra n c e S ale la a n old cu sto m o f T h e Y owell Co. an d in cnth u sia a tlc a lly looked fo rw a rd to a n a tte n d e d by a le r t nhoppem o f th in srrito ry . T h la th e n k d e fin ite ly y o u r g ra n d o p p o rtu n ity fo r • b u y in g y o u r o r BOnltM a h e a d w hile n rteea a r e no a m a x in c lr a U r a r tlv e .' H e r . a r« f u n pages fairly sp ark lin g w ith r a re econo m i n t In C h a rg e O f T h in E v en t Mediocre or shoddy Goods, Going at Specific Reductions from Actual Valuations ’ . . , P l a i t H> c> \ r \ S a F iM lIv *;.i .. r ! r‘ . •■ a enfolk who appreciate stylo sndgro. t i t * ! ' **■ r w •^r E u y several a t tlie low M lM g ii Silks — Wools ~ ChcBl T he very dressesw earing •fi / f Id , the prevailing wintar reason. Fin* are In oelset colors I you ?> \ ONE GROUP . DRESSES TO $5.95 In all styles and host typos. Silks and woolens in cltoie* styles and colon priced to dose put—Assorted types—values to M UR at only |L 4 9 . O ne G roup A nuthsr Group DRESSES TO $9.95 AU Reduced A ll Other Dresses Reduced/ T h e F sm o u a mj 3 COATS $1.79 $2£9 $2.49 $2.79 $2.95 $5.29 Ths $11. G n d s Coats, a t only Grade, at Grade, at Grade, at Gredeyat m * $2.00 SHIRTS 63x99 Size, at 72x99 Size, at 72x108 Size, at 81x99 Size, at 81x108 Size, at M ark T w ain' $1.65 Shirts $1.39 ar. - o .WTm- .■ ^ / " • b 00** from fine apyirel fashioned by Hart, V ^8rh affn er S Marx— Ihe height of character J B . ja tn 'a .waarabUs—g r u it wpoUits, tailored lo H. 8. ft M. Inlmltablo o w n e r. $5.05 Suits, at $6.95 Suits, at $1.05 $5.89 « « U", s „ | t Si „ ( S 7 ..1 9 $0.05 Suits, at $7.05 49c 79c 89c 98c if • combinations ue« on *als. Socks, at Socks, at Socks, at 2 2 2 JJ-J® A IK Hose, now U a a a :- n * ^ . If. VII wool an>l part wool 'gU nktts— Coml #lth ollk ami H U f i coverb—and wool f ttul down fllkd vcomfertcr*,' JOr rvlucod 'id * Khcdulci $1.50 $1.95 $2.50 $2.95 $3.05 i 1.05 M crt'a— Roys* The I lit.75 Full*. Kensington IIuls Sisdo by HiontwonJ and Uunt- *cn— In choicest style* k co’-jrs. $1.88 $2.95 $3.50 $3,95 $4.95 *15.95 Sivcatcro, Sweaters, Sweaters, Sweaters, Sweaters, Sweaters, JS1.69 i?2.49 $2.98 $3.39 $1.19 $4.95 M en’s— B oya' JACKETS. : h and other gwod wabas oa* prices: 95 Jackets $6.49 *5 Jackets $7^9 f5 Jackets 9Jj9 flood MOulsn*, good n m t.f ►tandinc value A .vrvlrc <L $4.29 • ALL WOOL SWEATERS product of the color*. ' .95 S olus, On N u n e s a n d M aids Whit* and.cflorod materials . Grade. 98c S1.G0 Grade, I U 9 fl.95 Grade, 11.69 |2.96 Grade, 12.49 SUR Grade, I2A9 rants Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants For Mon und Studonls $5.00 Quality Children Tphoenk all colora and comblm ROM In this sale sM w uft staple more) RS l f Hna a ]' •*»''' «oee^now,,.,• Jackets * Overalls TROUSERS Al Ucdiicliuii Including nil ‘vim .—corduroy mol • ■—variety of i'l> “Stetson Specials'*- in uvular weight Hats, alio “dtctsoli Play­ boy" In air light wcluhl. All sites and roloro. I, PHOENIX P-tMrt no ,m w« uuvwuHOSE vreign.— 912.75 su m , 80** Ito 14 Woolens! Reduced From $32.50 W omen's F am o u s suns NECKTIES rr^pn, Thao* are.In nlea colon k pattern*, also some In whiti holds 'o u t they will go a t 19c.________________________ The « n .1 b qtndu Coats, now at BLANKETS , V $9.95 Al Kino S av in g s l.nliL* m hot I p an t* Mills- .til Wool Fata it * in blue. l»i« uii ami O ne L o t o f Good 81ilrt* O ut on 8*le A t Only Sharply Reduced Alao *' 79c 88c 98c 98c $U 5 Superb | • M ________ f j * tir c u t nalea on Fro* from dressing those famous shoot* will stand years of wuapl—noted for dunbtllty. . 89c $1.00 $1*19 $1.19 $1.29 The tG.UR tirade Cools, now, n l Fur Coats CANNON SHEETS ik Reduced pries* 8 U K ) ( t a r n i e n l H , a t S tic material*— Of:Cdod^tVoolcDi arc there trimmed effects r.nd plain duiijn.ci —In best styles'and eolorr. The f4.9&.Uindc fd j Coats, »<>a nt j Raffled and Tailored styles hi wblt* and colon—all reduced. ,, 69c * 89c $1.00 $1.25* ma 71c $ 1 .2 5 G a r m e n t s . a t 9 S c B uy A Supply N ow ! CURTAINS Tailored and dressy styles In dlika, woolen* and corduroys—out on a rack—values to |9.VI at I5.95, j •1 al Whits k colors b s.t In , tbs R e d u ctio n s O n A ll Finer Drosaos In rich silks and slsgant woolsos, Smart styles. < >'.'11111011 I s , 89c land a t tba tsgular .pjice— For Prompt Selling! Ait Ideal aaeortmsnt of attraetlvs Hat* for tne littlw glrto—Kino Frits, vie. Values to 3.60 at 98c each. ROY’S SHIRTS and BLOUSES Now design! and colors—atsu whlto shlrU—tbs boot and most wsntsd kinds—a t sale pries* t 69c Grade, at 49c $1.00- Grade, at 89c *300 Grade, At $1.69 .Varied.typoa and colon all la boot Basket •»d designs. Now rodntod for Job CWmne*.- Reduced price* oil nown Mahes At aharply reduced prices. All atylea and mutcriala— two-way atratrh, etc. WOMEN'S SWEATERS 81.95 Sweaters, now $2JH> Sweaters, now 12.95 Sweaters, now |3£0 Sweaters, now $3.95 Sweaters, now $6.96 Sweaters, now I u r B est Grades N ationclly FOUNDATION GARMENTS > BRASSIERES . .v Sole prices on W .jr le * .; W h a t a l i a n ;a tt;! light* St iliu hk—Trcju * Distinctive Styles! -T b a -le it styles, matefjafg iad .colon In for* trimmed coat* and taQoroi sport coots—Also ••pices suits o T '^ fg a n t’ fc ria s ^ o n 's a ls llks •Rj . u <v this: ‘ ;1 All$29.76Garment8 $22.50 will-; Al*d piece m ills In c le v e r design* d i n i c i f . y’ ... 1t GoManT •$2.00 Quality, at $1.69 $3.00 Quality, at $2.49 $3.50 Quality, at $2£9 $5.00 Quality, at $4.29 S7.50 Quality, at $639 $10.00 Quality, at $7.98 A t Attractive Price Savings / 116.75 G a m e n la casonable, popular favorite* In dresses 'Jn so m any designs, colors, m aterials fo r yo u r delightful choosing a t really ex« troordlnary prices, now—T his then is th e f ro m .E n tire Slock W inter > Fum oun Beautiful garments of u sa rt - and deolrablo material!, *11 reduced for Jan. Cloaranco. All Sharply Reduced rT h * Yowel1 ^ re#l,y B°*“ lo ,ow n *“ h u n u su n | »,r,c ,n B* ° « f,n c n u r ‘ 1 fh » n d le e In th is J a n u a r y • t'lr a r a n c e —-Mere go lh« tu r y th in g * you w nnl *• bu>* * e* r w ,d « J » y r e d u c tio n ^ T h e nellin,, event u w ln g g ila lo ucllnn F rid a y . J a n . 5 th . a t 9 dL M. D o n 't delay m ak e u rru n g iiiH ru ts lo rom o h e re thdly Read end "co m e1bu y a n d 'd d vet Fine Evening Dresses and Evening Wraps : . Attend C uU lug Down Price* on Bewitching Styles In Section iKtcti-on I ‘ Hat ' ‘53.39 Moil's All At li*!r Frico The Suit.. IJnimi . At S i l . Fries Tlui S 2 t til Suits Al Sa(<v Frlct| Extra S ikk'IuI R ed u ctio n s On Women’s Silk \ *Underwear M E N 'S F IN E WOOI mon M In blue, grey k brown nice pattern*, splendidly inadot * styled—a t these sal* price* * $22.50 COATS $29.7(5 COATS u rH « * 75 RAYON ROHES *d I’im * K nit Uil 79c Underwear |U.V6 Vnluu $3.39 WOOL I m *. W ool runx.is♦ «U>Wjl*l**i » $5.95 Robes, Sold by tin- gainunt- Mini l* or Hiuwvr*. Knltt.-.l Undi-iwcar al 65c each. • Mcn'd— Uoya' MUFFLERS . AI1 Wool—nice a**orlinrnl WOMENS GLOVES B E D SPR E A D S F abrics ft Doeskin, etc Gloves, at-' Gloves, at “ Gloves, at $1.00 Mufflers at 79c $1.50 Mufflers, at 98c C e le b ra ted •'B clijer'' - LUGGAGE All a t reduced pricas. Week-end Cases—Hat Ooxo*— Cares with built-in Drose KacU— OUditona* and Hand Bag*—of leather Duo-Fab— Air-O-Sheen-ate. Make these saving* whU* you have opportunity.^ ItcuiK tions On M ill's —lloytT I’AJAMa S Rroadclollnt — Print* — Milk* — Al*o Outing*-—Nice pattern* k color*. $1.25 $1.50 $1.95 $2J>0 $3.50 $4.95 -Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, 98c $1529 $1.69 $1.98 $2.98 $3.95 l l l s l l l s i n = I I I E U I E I I I = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = | ] | = || | �1 ■o. t ~ 1 > I^M • *’C*> ' f | • ^ y - w v 1’ ^ 1 t L ‘ T»» " «. > r » 'v i * v > a > • " . .*.* > ■ • T\ 'f* V> O T’T T V r-Vh/BfiY’ v T l i p S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A f 'W K D N E S p A T , JA N U A R Y 3, 1940 ews T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A fatter S. Coleman Rock Crusher And Favored lit Feature Tonight ORLANDO Jan. 3_Rock Crtftht r nnd SlmpM.nia, two of the doc* who started ll.r year right by •finning races tho night of Jnn. T , will go to the post in favurlto mica tonight In the featured rare at Sonforj-Orlnndo Kennel Club. M ating It Over Nos- that tho howl gsifirg are in tho limbn of menmri M —iJV* ' M dynr IIL n iln " r.'u" ■ki' ii ' t " ' Cotton m rm otles for thorn team s olid k uppoitn.i of team* ‘ it last *•• he * v s 11'tn n l.ir o f tlio < . —*v • . . ir Link forw nnl to lifl.tVrthftll m l nnsebnll. Still It may be m irsio'i f,< her p v .o il nr s vo " w ell tn *ivimt o ur «•*»•« n hit min look ngaln *t tho •im > . that re* 'itir in - !,* • i • i . ;■> ,v "f 11 im sill*-I with a »low o f T.i*roHnhilng why or *•.•!>• not a a ri • im-nmt rhrh n:i . • t“ iIn- way they did. ' D efoi • ih • V t : ' i " fo r t 1 tf iv Imps l > mind liiio restirc n o r r was !l • ,‘tautlioia C.-il-Tcnrvr* <*i: '■ t i ' 't i \ > ' iii'Mnr *. m o . Ii * •« p to b n l’y It-., t ..i • ' m :• t o -it tho • .. . la fl . I'jisaf I’r.ti - ill .ill i• ■ihcf* l l n ella , •* Kean- •’ « • * lia r , i"i .i ’ r ir s l lia r s : Vutkirlty. :>* 1-1 Sfuii'ii iu.ro ... « l t I I' o n on. rln Its Ii ii Him, ; i*. « 3 n. t.*v laM r f i n ---- . v 3 I I— : fitiirln-. eu.so. no rale; Stull Hunny t s n r < 3 i 3— t net i it. atop Scout . . . t 3 3 j — ', * r.oty ties, 7S.vi, no Muir, no unli-t x * i nih llnro: t a t Mil*. :13. flunnjr Muinu, tsti*. no sale; Stop Nam oi I i.i j p p in r sir. pin 0 r r u t, C.M. Mins JtwcpMno Dillon, who, oo — st u n piitvrn Iho first Mr*. C la n Cable, r-nochctl the then u n k n o w n rrr.vle nsplrant In dratoailca. If pictured In New York a* aha prepared to leave for Columbia, Mo* where the will give course* tn dramatic student! a t Chrta* Millar lli mli r .. . S S I Ih* bug* Rot stop v i e r:ac,!iia* co n tin u n to fore* Red lers ar* lln .u a r» they proudly stood guard over a number on Iho o-> lharu front vher* th* Flans hsr* put th* R*d* .Is T s* , I—S 3— 1 3 —I 3 »«: Staid. n.sri.v iin rn i.n . ■—s. ln .lv F ifth n.tv#; Fnlur ly . :30. shewn abeva with Yyssas, AaafU*. Marie, Cecil* aad Emlli*, has cared fer lb* quiats afaea the day be brought tbsm Into tba world aad will ceatlaa* a* tW tr perseuel physlclau. Tb* agr**m*et, slgs*d by Dr. Dal aa aad Mr. Dleuae, wlpss aul tb* p*ndlag legal s scltuus. It re**mui*uds ereetiee ef a huus* la wblcb lit* cbltdria saa Ufa with tb* rest ef Ih* I t I i — »* ii a Ick, ;.jf. « *•, !.!•; tiUnforsi. lUsl. 3.lo, r JO; Jnppy, S.2v. iii*tol Phot A lla I ’ft, ... 1 1 3 3— 41.to. 7 10, 3 10; T Jo l*ai. T *0, 4 :o. ria to l bliol. M l . H|klh ’ flute; Futurliy. :3o. K aiho of ifop: FI* o f f Mir. Kin K itr a Hint ... . . 4 c 4 1— 1 Uuirlc flU rter . 1 3 3 • —I Team 4 Wins S Straight To Gain “ H e A d v e rtis e d ' Second In Bowling Tournament ONE PASSENGER was bltlesl, ferty atbor* ieju i.! when tho rrscb liliao's C entral lt*d” plewed lato th* re a r c ar ef the Illinois C k etrel "I.e a U lu ’e” a : tha U tte r train a t A rseta, IIHoelc. Bad w eather pruvsnU d tba a n g 'n re r a f tin ••Panruia U iai!od"- f ra e r a f tb* stepped p a sre a q fr trala. GEORGIA TTCII back, starts kls SB yard feswbdown ran (a the 3rd quarter ef lit* "Raa* fcasks'" Osang* Bawl till with lb* M islead T ig .r. la Miami, Fterila. Missouri scared that lets In lb* 1st quart** and Gaargia T*cb t # ,b nv*r tb* eff«atlva *ad af lb* gam* le maral • Team 4, led ky Capl. £ . Ksivcrman w hs rolled a total of S2.1 and \Y. Jcnning" who rollnl a total of CM defeated team a tlitrv str'lfjh t g»moj during the ps.ii week to p :in sedond |ilsco j i r t one kame task i f to * n 0 in th*: s u rirn l t uiWhlknV of ’the Eenfo'd Howl­ ing Club. Tram 3 IH by Capt. I . Tharp w in rolled s. total of 531 tlefpnted tcom R lrd by Copt. T. Holly th co M rnlcht for tho rixlh ran-ecu live R ctnry ,nnd ty this ellmbe] cut of tho ccH ;r tn fourth nluce. • Team 0 led by CaptAV. I.udwig qnd pared, by I’. K l'rhnff who rolled n total r.f 531 defeated tesm 1 led by C 'p t. P. PetoM two put it th irn to hr.ld first pine*. P. Peinld rolled high game for Die week with n 202 ami high three game tfltol v.lth n 850 and 0 . U hr’c id led erernd hich three rtimo total with a 53'J und second Mch fam e with a tu t. •"The Individual a v e a g ta re ­ mained Ilia rrm « as last wteV With P. Pi:lold In first plico gvith an a v ir it o of 177.17; II. Ibdlnr hel l lc ond place with 170.0; and Dr. F rrll, held third plico with tests. ' The rchtdtile for this vres’k fol­ ■' TIIASI a t s TKAVS rc Opbli .. . is* l«» <’ P* l«b . .... . t r « l i s T K.lnli-rv ___ t:s IS1 I* t- i..,. I "a tr* Dr. Sc.pl lit 113 Annette Nine, popular New York modrl, wear* a dreawnaker bath­ ing suit of blue chambroy with white pique bow a t th* freaL Th* straw-brlmmad beach hat has a peaked crown of Reman strlpad graagraln te match the t n m k w J ^ f f - This outfit te m a r t for aautM ta raaerta and will be useful a t any northern raaort next D- Tt.nrp . . . 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Ji nnlniii F IK THiii- it: C K ’ WORK. O'- AV, THEY THiM^UM GA’-'ELi’J r . . ; '^ .v t t r a .’JL? E>* C 'A J / e .L E U 3 o u i , v H c u s r . c *1 / IV * !!:!' MV? I*’*. . -.iM LfV*C’ r LtlCKV . IJd? tH Iti MOKF _UC k V hiO /s'S OUCt uHAWCE U T T L t- B EA V fcR '-- C _.U O viO vkO W T L/& r*.*T6K 1 i ? / i s itl s M W t UL WFUfCK ■ ^ - T H I S C-AMeLlUC Jm DUhARf OK "lO W K lic— * \ F I R E / __ < I. uiI u Ir K uea«’ rninii _____ t: i- - " Team PlnniUiixcr Tcsmm * %r«*4i »h » ' T*ts1 l’ hw S2.SU S!,l9f 5MM t*a ft t i. n s St.»f9 cm fo r W**fc e l l , IMS. -- - Ml «'s •t. r-ith ........ -sn i' P S r S7S 4S1 U I I I 031 1) ii*. •V ^ L® Wr|tn !|tff» « * . L" j * I’rsi'l 1*3 M l ML r ii uiilun . . M l J. <«Ut . Kill !•’ Pvlis lit low*' Tuccdoy Tesm 2 vs. 8l •Vetl. term 3 vs. 0; T hurtdiy team 1 vt. 4. flsn i'a roll,J for wrek cn.Ung Ore. SS. |S3» • lurrilay. lln>r«s rollcil T utsjsy, D r. til ill the Tigers fa r a final scar* a f 31 te 7 f this plant". »• Ml A iiftle wtirin.-i n it' it.- 1•i ts> o o fie la i ill u i . n d t i i i" .<nnth ey im p rtn o f g i t i l i t ' nl tho i« t l. tstnni tu r . in j'.d , ll i ' I rnule II lillh T ilr. *■ ' n th * i.'ivo e v il'll all tin- V "ii i i : upt f i l . i l Cut! hi rill o'-t ■ i.; • ” »l * GREYHOUND ENTRIES liai'ica rulltil IVcdncwlay, Dee. 31 l l - t i i I is . I M S a P. D ully' ........... I fu lan if W h at ffun.ln:. S— V 4 s i }fuino or iu»m i*i» off ,*\r. rin A lin up --------- 3 3 • I |— 1 ral*! l ul . I 3 3 r—| lyiinitis is3 oy u r . rsstea stay taste* to retigu as guacotan 4ha DUssae qalntupUts eads a carles a f eentraimrsUs b*sea tb* deet e* aad th* Dleaaet elrar eeatrel ef the quiats. Ws Dleeee had rued the phyalslsn, Iwk* aver latause ro­ ved ibreagb adrertlelag caatrssts, aad e*nce charging ridlit. The qalals* father bed long protested th* separation ,ths J l*s s U i f —— i t - — * of tb* n t i - - . r*- n - f.« SI S*m * ■ JCIIN K IM C C U l.ll No. Jti in v l-ifr ir ii* r fr iIs rough *1nl.vne tin* for lir tl tobch-lown lo r T u a i M lliini !■ A and M. Ho carried it from IT.c Iwo-ysvd line w hero h- had placed it in n tr rir s of runs. Kim­ trf.lt gio lidvoilho a in ■ brough showed ccnrluilvrly why hr was picked n , All-American, H r s .u |,ra:tically in .-.-cry |ilsy which Ihi ri'llglou* i; ind scored netsLIe odvancri for I r s - .i A, & V hold in i n- Aru.oi I—3 I —t t i —I ‘roiirth its **; Piiiorlle. SO. V 'lin U i It* nicer. 3.IS. t.ss. f «S: Name nf IS ik : • PI* Off Hlr. Pin I'.uirt S.'lnri. 3 3*. 1 S »; IjtJy At John Prank , V S I 1— V Arms. S Ci). nynlhtT Jnhn .* 7 S t— 1 Jeanl* p r*N I | 1 ?— A Ttitllt IWu ’f : K utarltr. ;S1 4*1. John Prank, ten. s ««. 3S«: Niinit*f !>.•*?: 1*1* O ff oiir Klvt Vrnthrr John. SSO; Jennie Prafi. l» KIrk 1 1 I — | |— 1 •tl« itfoisi Ustt ...... 9 1 2 —I ft M . it lo t • II'..Ill SO Ilie. I’.i Ithilor howl • i v en- Ninth llnrei S -lt Sill*. :S3 S-S. Nnni« o f Iota: PP O ff Hlr Pin Hmoky Tlnnarr ..7 J Ponri Arllon .... * • lo the T i s e * A in i i ... g.< I—3 Ifliililh ttne*i Puiurlty, :S3 3-3. m m * Of thin: pp t if f iitr. 3’ in ■Irniiil Man S t 1— 3 I — » Irtnli llroiiu" 1 1 3 3—3 I In,-1or lliiiulv 3 | 3 3— | ilrsnd Sian, cm , 3 SO. • soi Irlrh llnrane. I SO. 3 Sn; tsoclur llund* 3 SCI. Writ. t.» 0. ______ Third llsri" S-U Stile. :S1 t-I. N«mo .of llog: pp n rr ntr. Pin lo o k / lhirtho* . 6 S I IVo Niinilt r ....... 1 i 3 S ^ rtfn l J|.*M . 1 7 3 I.urky Pori tin*. *.u». tun. ■rrrur.dcr, I t*. ISO: I'nrctul •' • Pi i ml SI...,, _ 3 3 3 3— 3 Vallrsr Cl inn r 3 * I 1— n., Ilnlmy llondrr. IS.3*. tf.s*. I in Prl-nd SI o n , 3.SO. 3 00: Valley Cliplift, 3 ill. | Surnnit Itaec: K u lu rll). :30 J -l Nam* or IHik i I' j’ O ff I Ir. pin till n flout, I r 3 I— nk Kssh'stile yauny : I I r— l tgiah* SSVIt .... . t l 3 3— », ttlrn Hook. S So. 3 to. S IS; Psrh iMiabl* Kanny. II.So. S.SO; Nhahr ■ n •.an t.u.’ .o fo r ip — evon w h oio o n - gro it t " " " i i m ' hayi one.l to tho vaunt* I T«,nrr>*"'c Vo’*" V’ ’hiuol •i -i« they w ere cooked up to be or were the T iojaus o ■ i b etter? N atural' , luiipoii ■( tin l*t ■ it will <ay . ii nnich jioav-, nit I r |u . I I natu .*!'• i |»oitors. • . *. i \ nlit-ifi’i . . oil .it . il.i\ v. .i out the n *t in:lit • i V. ii • • C a tc c j ■ • t f ie t i»-» only a f . nilnun t.inn. i • *i .» i. i f l i 1v -ii v.v-tly • if.’’ i of., v ■■ i .,y n t ’l.if While* > f ,i i . .ii- i n n :m i '* , uf* f o T ioianr, two other to tin* we o rla fin g n l t .otlhei l« , r i ihb r T n ‘a .. ..- M n • •' i on -'o.' ott 'Nam* nl lu g ; u: i f e - 1 .* 1 i1 With C H A R L I E C IIA L K E R hi* le n .i p i Oil* fills'** m ivor. Greyhound Results W J p S .V ^ ' *iti 2\ YZr. CHALKING ’EM UP ? Elected Mayer ► yUnanimous Vote few days this year. Simpsonla't time of 33.1 for tho longt. 5-ldth’s ruuliJ was respectable Tonight’s rnce will bo over the fu turity rouf e, but It will make lit Uc difference to eitbrr dog, fine they bath i hate a lot of .cart, foot. Other entries In tho field m Sugg*, Indian Boll, Happy Carrei fl.lvir Blade and John tlinqfk’li! ; The Snnfor -Orlando track I locr.tr I nine miles north of Ortei. do on tho Banfonl Illghwuy Rltvrn mc:a are presented nlghf ly .tr Mi the popular daily uojb.. on tho Lcc.nii and third race: Oi'd tho i,u ahl.i on tho 11th. Rock Crusher woa the tenth race In easy fashion, driving to a thrro leng.h victory over I.ucky Ifotllr, another entry in tonight’s feature race, Klmpfoiiia did a little better, galloping orf from the reat . or the elivcnth race fielJ by_aix length’ tv form the first halt of tho quinrla. • Rock O ur.hcr’.i time of 29.1 for th? F n lu rlty in - Iren ber.tcn by PA GE SEV EN IC"»»srm »n ifl-wwnl* 1«nnln*te I -ttrhfr.ft n?» 1» T.urllrlfl* „ ft. l*n*v» T*. Follw/ n. . .. h - ,.v .a • ‘Thr-m . ... •V V.uAwlft •p n M , r. W rlih . n f is s r t:nmr* |.IV 7*I W • . lj».* s* ms i i W «.tf .Sts « . • a v is 7*3 l « ms s if» r 1*’ S ra *• »i •i *v ft t* ts ft ! ft tti,t» .F ft- . 1S1 IV . ic* « * ic i 1* , t*«v , l»« • M l ll 1<( DAN UVNN—SECRHT OPKRATIVF. 1H . * ’ * * __________________________ M "* M I • •« n ever USE* T H E - > DRIVEWAY TO TH E H O U SE ------ TO ALL a ppea ra n ces. the h id b o u t is d e s e r t e d , w hat d o 'voo T H IN K O F IT ' \ JU G ? ? lT * S t h e b e s t , J O IN T I E V E R IS A W - - M U S T H A V E COST YO U PLCNTV T O P U T IT IN _ EH. S H A N G H A I * C t m a t *s r I'L L SAY IX 8& SS& * YOU W A N -T T C . M A K E NCXTf >■1 JU G I CAN O C T HIM AWAV T O N IG H T --v IP Y O U r l v /A N T . \ FINE - HE ’L L BE R E A D Y --V O U L I PICK HIM U P IN VOUR CAR • VEAW - - A B O U T fJiUl --I m c a l i k o W W E R fL L HE WAH1 tT LL TAKE TO B E t>ET DOWN HIM A ' ' OKI THE COUPLE *OF OTHER SIDE D T O CONTACT fjUH A GPldT’ t h l r p - - -'rjfffe ^ > < y .j l a t c p . . V 4.— ' assified Advertisements t lltA H "Jarvteg" Jebo Klmbreagk *f Teak* A M I* Happed g.'yi I qearior Ip Aggie*’ gem* with Tulsa* le New Oateses lag s* B ow l dswas right after abeva ylctars was U see . U * 4 h « |k te g s ' barb Tb* fteaf tally urns Tates, 14— T alaae's Or*** Wav# 13.. , A pyogR A o 1 : IT APPEARED HERE I '■ l I S. »■ I M i l! , H B K V IC E OROCJERY ator* fully cqul IR Watch mpalrnd bl; ’ (•ally knew* liaw. J ALLEY OOP I«V itr A T IIO .M iN O M IS SWELLEP RMRORARILV A nd ( IL\UL^S COUbj V V RU ,D 1tJtJTlt«U L* X ULYAS EG C O U LD rwiWr Magnolia Aw I ' • f v r tV*-l Y.T z , ?, \ �JR.WAYJ BY J. I t WILMA Troops ig Massed At Lake Mary S & tf& i? 0 jH R fc »Nou*moasf /-' t-114-1' DO- th i E aetrm Front. IftdlmUnn th a t the ftrncglt Bod wit; balng watched ■I f .B aitl}'* |nct-p*rt»#r, iy , eqm j whrn ruitliorltc. ’(Mititi it It arfaunr * »ouiym ’mad* th a t tli* Belch m irht nrIVPpKt R m i: i British nnd in . F in la n d ! fre n c h g lrc [ Ohio New York Mein* rillaob M amyhnmtU 'ir . ^* ‘• • hi H t> t* 0 ^ r U * ■*'Tl J. M. Hood • Mr. W. H. Hofhey ’to*. W. J. tlofhev Vr. Andrew iTonklna i f V fm n l 6 tiM u •« W a a t.V h tf.la C• ro " n • J Georgia OOUtUt RIES REPRESENTED AND “NUMBER p^M5l[| ;■ • NoJfSi ****** *LT S. « • \> K Mr. D. W. llotchlneon au Mr. Jso. D. Jlnkln* h ' **. ioSmutr n 3 S T w In BA‘ appeal to tha nation to rapport the *T trht Inton til* t^ .w lr,V ’ campaign. fn ad i. for !!• Anrricirn h which a n aoenred throegh <. *r». Rrnrat Lagerqulat E ntret Lagvrqulat , 'tm . C. 8. Lattln ! Mr. a 0. Lattln ' 'i • it Ufht eeftfe In le i .taK’u j. < 'l.i *he‘ r.i. L L tin Brlllah ieitT ba»r..|{n-t2j.untr i«rbor ae . •’niprwnry tit feme i. eaetira” U r >an oCf^horr pn‘. -ol gava i-alarm. The .cause of tha alarm, t mad* known, wai under invts- Loka * ~ New Yerit New York IP, Virginia Indiana Now York Mr-. I. G. L rcH k Zk. &ORN THIRTY VEAi RS Iter-n aar tha co lo n i frontier (tor an all-day battle In which i* Finn* acltrd the objective, »re driven away un.1 finally reipturcd It. T h e . Soviet on*e around whlah t* battle wwi fought New Year'* tp He* about ID mike eait of it. town of Aglajactvl r t a point ta n k a nortli of toikr luulogw. 'When tho Finn* finally bald N ,tnt*e—pushing tho ItuMlane teh toward the pattern /rentier dhey calcrd thrro mnchln* gun*, ‘ftald kitchen nnd 400 red army Eatooata, along with other war ttorlaj*, la it night’* commun- . tho Important port* of A*So (Turku) and Ultaborg (Onlo), far n'ertb nrar the top of the Gulf of Bothnia, aa their chief targeta. The raid on Aabo by I I plane* which dropped nearly ZOO bomb* *et fire to the city'* undent cn*tle, one of Flnlan.'s art trea:urea, but tha flame* wire catlnguLhcd yesterday with le u damage than ftret was reported. Two panona war* hUUd and four wounded. Laet night* communique raid tho Finn* atlll wtre p u m ln g Rue*lan force* retreating toward Juntaaranta, fire mile* (ram the border, from tha region where the Fintu claimed virtual annihila­ tion Friday and Saturday of tho lflJrd Kunlan dliUlon—about \ l r ooo m*n—at the we*tern and of Lah* Klanta. too Mr. II. J. te ll than V at, Blanch Leonard I t . J. A. Logan Ire. M. J. Lcreturn Mra. J, V. Lowe Mr. J. V. Low# Mr. C. E. Malm Mr. O. B. Maraady Mra. Jana Mathaaon Mr. A. W. Ma*r Mr. J. T. McCwllaa U r. 11. B. Mat* Mra. L Mlnabaw Ml**'Villa Mott Mra. M. 8. Neleoo Mr. M. R. Nelson Mra. NInland so o n SANFORD MARKET REPORT W itiM Uey, Jen. t, lt« .i l-hane 41 Hall* n iw U *1 ..ilia el ir e ll* »n 'i w a .t u u li. h i urn H*oiuni •iw t* l.ia * * .'i.* U m.Ueal* M *ik * . Qrnera, Fla. hor.h Branch, Mich. La o n naor| He, III, LaonncrCUa, III. ‘Banford, Fla. Sanford. Fla. Lake Mary, Fla. Sanford, Fat* Sanford, Fla. Genera, Fla. Waycross, Ga. U k a Mary. Fla. Banfard, Fla. 47 64 U 70 rt 71 73 *41 40 70 44 48 41 to* nationwide celebration of tho Praidient** birthday. Mayor Henry M. Lockwood of Charlee'e n , g.- a . pohtto out that had It not boon for tho help of the National Ponndatlon daring tho 'infantile paralysis epidemic teat ______ ______ 0 aertoua, Kentucky vie time are being t JUlpeleather* la hope for * Sweden **F- Commualtlaa North Cerellna Y att antfl tbey^ar* Iowa *>» anltod o f f r ^ COLD! m mrS : won trolled. la iiUv ..f a . i.r io t hMOdiklM* aa* “ Hi h u « * l, ie (ur ■ >t huur 1-orioJ eiHluiK l e d A. il today a * report, ed ii* i«. i. La.in.au, atanaeer. CIIAVtmui —ru. auppllea mad• r a k .b e . hpr. (la .t.te . O ltA h ilu a . — I u . Uruce if a. UH IM .lIlL 11* ~ r U - ,M kpt Cutnu. I I .. I* Ii*. n***, U# Coma. 'o T H — uyr. doe. Wnf. 4*et*c; ho. '!'* o* II*. 1.1* no. *1wo »eic iim doe. l>ue. (K -lO r. Kta; 1 be. hiw llr.I.M . i: , t f i t A f t t m u n i — r ta . aid. b aa CACl l)»UlWBn — Ft*, eeppllee im Comb l i t ; H bx. baa* U* Oernb. eeci UM r * bo* t.l*. TANUUiilhce — yia. iral'toc b,IL *” *• Lake Maty, Fla. Sanford. Fla. Baatord. I ’M., - Naw Ji •''rK a w re |* bxa. CKLfcttr J . r t o eappllaa (air, mod«rate IM -iV i “ *®4' 4 , "4 • d M erUto . M h i. Ile .I .I* . TjCBjjBBT HBAirra — Fla. dot. AVOCADO — Via. No euppllee. IIANANAH — Imported. Muppltee c u u ^ n u a — Me euppllee mn.lerale, demand fair, per lb. OOltNi IBIICLLBD) - CWT Ua I'nnili i.oo.1.11. A l’lO .U I — auppllea I daylong R utalan n ttsrk with Ilt ft r . Utp around Lake Lava, about linAJtai (BNAP) — r u . few — M mile* nurlhcoat of Fltkanbhu. hpr i l l - l ee aec, to quality. . HBANB (LIMA)—rta. le w bB. oq lb* »outhe»«Uni lo r .r r and a ;**l_ ' it above Lake Ladoga, wa* aahl Per doe. b a a i*a.«»a. hav* bran rcpuLcd. The lake a la ti of two Mellon*—the BPONGE3 BIUNO I I I AIT la” or lower part and. tb* Up. r "ala"—w hich'at* link* In a TARPON SPRINGS, Jan. 4, — ibi of lake*. (A*)— January aponn* sa in opCoL Frank Holder, mad* a radio broadcast over radio sta­ tion WLAK from Lakaland -last weak on tho tenth annual winter convention of tb* T aft Memorial Highway Association, to be Raid Now T*rh PinnaytraMla B K faiiaiW ifw tt Sunday f 1«/*■;>. v • q -v * * ;* .»W*5; 1 » A,.: v xV- IK ii* r •- WVitofT* » V • Limited Number 1989 DU0-THKR1 1 '■•** U k v tlt-rq a Im • -q * '»«. ' *'l\ • W �■■■I m w s - t- s .w ^ , • . a p • **«rv t*. * *SI • '* NEWSPAPER Aanodatrd Prwn SANFORD, FLORIDA, AY, JANUARY 4, IMP NUMBER US EnU bJM ird In 1908 Asks Slash In Farm, Public Works Spending Solicitor - G e n e r a l . Robert H. Jackson to Nominated For ; Attorney - General Quits Mayor Job After Five Seconds Greatest Soviet De­ feat May Delay De­ W PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES 76TH CONGRESS d a l v e B i o w On Finland . Defenses President Proposes One OfSmallest De­ ficits In D e c a d e ; Most Items Reduced Defense Funds Alone Untouched Executive Says Fur„ ther CutH Should Not Be Attempted Mfcrphy To Take Court Nomittso' Had W ASHINGTON. Tnn. 4.— ( A P ) — P rw aH an f tr a in v nlaflh itrppri fa r m , R nnonveK tOonmwM to,, r a lie f a n d lie workingpcndl «fnt m oftM kc 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,'o fc i «l 'nxo!t a n d ’ p r o p o i l n s th e sm a lle st ilaficits In Um Raich's No. • ciddsj. If all of tho recotnmsadaUona s r r foliowrd. lie forecast a » s t deficit fo r the fiscal year Im •innllig July I of | l , 718,000,000, compared with an estim at­ ed 93.033.000,000 fo r tho c u n ren t year. C utting nearly everything In President Roosevelt is shown as ho addrr**ed the opening session of the 70th Congress Ju n !'". the budget except defense funds, Speaker of the House Dankhrsd, loft, and Vice-Pro nident (Isrnrr In rear. the President estim ated expendi­ ture* for the n ext fiscal y ear a t 9M,124,000,000, which he said would he 907h.000.000 less than lids year. Net recelpU from **-This trade-at>hom* campaign I f . | \ 1 n 1, ting taxes, not counting social necutity luvie*, would Increase 1)12,000,000 to JR,548,000,000 JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 4.— Um local Chevrolet Ageney m U . 11/ .1 because qf b etter business. (A7— A $14,320 road construc­ Mr. Roosevelt bluntly told tion project for Seminole legislators intent on m aking elec­ C ounty n a s approved for op­ tion year record* th at “ tho#* eration today by BUle Ad­ who call for furUter cute should m inistrator lloj Schroder. The h aw the ruuragu agd honesty work, which will employ 03 sad* on hand, cootto specify w hsr* they, should ba persons for four months, em­ made." braces clearing, grading, drainFor hlntsolf, lie eald. he waa s it u and partial surfacing of i|n the price* in line satisfied Bow lower figures could r read. T hr guvemniont VMb iba wsathaT manAjirotlljL-. Vthflt J*i,blicly ■ sprcitlng hi- alpprv Itnpply-plO .f 60 and spoil* tlon of wenilcr wootber ahead, rlaitlnn for (h r’ suppot T p IvcTtrltnf m here for their needs rather than Sanford end Bcmlnolo County sor p3,47U. n* .Sanford’* mayor, t ’lly Cuntrein* to other cities,*’ Mr. Alt- have apparently stood ths sea­ This road Is known as miMionrr Edward lliggln* *uJd iiif "undue KurdHhlpR on Indhrld* uuU and rconnmlc irroups.*9 • man ial4* A vvnur and son's coldest wcalbci thus far I’cptitylvunin totlay th at lie would continue vl> mrMAffi read lo tlw Ban* | Bloc* opening the Chevrolet without damage. loads from State Hoad No. 3 personally direct tlai "trade at ali*Tift* uiid llouxf by clerks, tftkl agency b e n a to m ) months ago, Randall Chase of Chase end to the llig T ice Parly near home" rampalKii w hich-ha* been thi* KDVrrvuiH'hl m u "prepared U> Mr. Altman said .th at his spies Company, reported this morning Lungwood. It it tho srconil highly commended by local mvrof both aeW and waad oars -have that he had neither seen nor phase of the plan of the Hoard chant* since It wn* inaugurated ninvi* forward «»n reduced ra* Hons." i j exceeded expectation*" end he beard of uny damage bring don* of County Comniiseloneni to oil Nov. 20. l'ro|MHaU for nulional d c ftiu a said he believed this is due largely to tb* citrus crop. He »ahl his make tho II Ig Tree more ac­ Ill reviewing tin- activities of the included emergency fund* fo r to the efforta of bla firm to keep office had report* that thr mer­ cessible. City Commission for thu pu*t operation* started since the E u­ the prlcee In line with thaee of­ cury had fallen to Iowa of 20 to th ro y ear, the retiring mayor ropean w ar—Increased enlist* fered elsewhere. 30 degrees In the early morning proclaimed the completion uf the menta for arm y, navy and coast The bookkeeper, O. II. Altman, hours but that the temperature* refunding program a* ouUtund* guard, more antl-«py ugenta fo r has purchased a home here and did not remain at that stage for Ing ■inru It plac'd Hur-wUrtu* of the Federal bureau of InvastiUm manager, M. V. Altman, is in­ sufficient time to damage the tho City's bonded uotfcldcdne** on gallon, g reater prutexlion o f tha specting eereral locations with a fruit. Tb* official low trmiwraa basis that iouM Im> handled I'siiunia ('an si, and recomml** rjew to haying. tore for Sanford was 3& degree*. without undue huid-hlp. sinning of old nnvy und coast -All of our force," Mr. Altmsn Mr. Chase added that the cold Mr. Higgin*’ letter to The Herguard boats. said, -which Includes n corps of may ba beneficial to citrus grow­ aid In a* follow-: 1 mechanics as well as the salts ers since It will keep the mid"I wish to use your | m i per to Htuto Commander W illiain tl. iseason varieties In better romll Hrooker will h r th r honor g u rsl publicly , 'i p r c - to the ciliiein, of Hanford, the member* of thr a t the regular d in n rr inerting ol City the later varieties. ('ommUidoli and to tlic head* Ing here," At ths office of th e. American the C’ninpbull-Losilng Cost fid ••• of the variou- dcpartinrnt*, my Fruit Grower*, which receive* re­ tho A m rrlcan Legion n est Mon­ appreciation for the splendid and at 7:hl> nVIoek. tnynl *up|iorl given me uuritig tny ports from all over Florida, there day night was no information of apprecia­ George W einstein, coim nander ol three year term n* Mnyur-Comtha local post, announced today. niiatlonrr, ending nil Jan . 2 this ble damage to crop* in Somlnol# Mr. W einstein urged all nirht- year. WASHINGTON* Jan. 4 - < * V County by the low temperature* The cue was given yesterday fo r and tb* heavy, blanket of frost. b e n to be present to meet tha "Iftviuwing activities of thr The outer l i a f h of Irttucr, ea- departm ent rum m andrr in per- past three y r a i«, I consider the tho first big legislative battle af karols and similar leaf crops wet* aon. "H e I* a real Legionnaire," refunding of Hunford'a municipal the present congressional wbsn Repreoontatlvo (Java, Mora than 40 Indiana Future singed by the cold but the data- Mr. W einstein said. "You will debt wliirh wo* arranged by Farmers paid a >visit Is flaafordy “ ‘ a* “nothing Ilk* him.. He will deliver k n lm- Mayor Bhlnhnlser and his fellow Democrat, Naw York, ^ ria n t message so don’t miss Commissioner*, the most out­ ha would call up his M U-I last week nod wars m ural next Monday. la m eeting.” -Tho organisation said lh st.ro guests of the members of standing. I consider It tho best billA sserting Legionnaire* were irq u m led coinpromlw hs anticipated M Semtoule Pater* Farmer Chanter. from Miami and the lower effected in tlir stats. trouble In wnnlng to m skr reservation* In advance House approval Sanford was hwtudad In their sections revealed a minimum "Tills achievement ha* relieved of tha controversial measure, tha by Saturday. T irkels will lm on sight-seeing tthwrary of the stale temperature of 60 drgrecs. th r City of tlw ahseklrs of Its Md confldvnce Now Yorker oxpraaaad and during their stay hers they T im benefits of rains which ml* a t the Style .Shop, Koiiinillat and the -hndows of confis­ It would p ais up thes Renata also. Be war* taken to the Big Tree w ar p ts sodad tb* cold more than off­ and Anderson, II. II. l’o|>e Co., debt a cation that held Hanford a t larlnlmi t ’* in " If the Democratic ptocessey of Longwood, to the Chaw and Com­ se t any damage done to the crop*, and a t Joseph standstill fur 10 yrars. government aro allowed to spa­ Oviedo. pany Cttraa Packing House, the was the concensus smong "Today our lavra are as low as rs to.” American F rail Orowan Farm IV R R fn . any city of similar sis* and ad­ Tbs Weather Bureau reported Gavagan said proponents of and ths Sanford Stela F a n w rs' vantage!, and the interest re­ auti-lynching legislation m ight l tha warm moist air front the Wholesale Market, by local ad quirements for the Municipal debt eltcm pt to invoke cloture If * Atlantic flowed over Fierivisa*, AWx R. JohiMW. are lower than for any city uf filibuster th reat were carried a a t. Thaw making op the party _ again today, dispelling Um this site that I know of. As an Tli* Senate usually Invoke# clotnra ban of the Evansville, •eld wave which brougnt Ice, frost Kb percent of the total only Ip extrema cases to shut o ff ar. They left Evans- mid chills to the state for several TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4. -O P ) example requirement* for Interest on debate and block a filibuster, —The eUUi will make immediate " If this m easurt is perm itted payment o f 9S7I.7M on a public Berks A bonds ' for the entire iMt . . . » morning were not so low school appropriation which guea ear was paid In November and to come before the Hansta fag a labor. ss those of Tuesday tow ard teachers' salaries. vote 1 believe It will pass,” ha "I wish to Imprrs* upon tho aald. The sum Is equal to ’ one-half A l t m a n Declares T r a d e At Home Drive Has Helped >Tlrod afte r M h g majrar of Memphis for flva la a g ^seconds, ra id H. Crump, right leave* on a well-earned vacaUeo, firing wballs at spectators, *H>« polltlcml •overlord took Ui* oath of Ida a t Ute railroad station and than rcsifaad to easts way for Iter Chandler to 'ta k e the ”job. • * »* t « ' f . i f . t v. . v• L _ - J . V t . - k •_____________ Saxsvsi Crops Are! FundH Allotted H i g g i n s Will For Big Tree Road Continue Trade Wot Damaged By ^ o l d e s t W eather At Home Drive BlanketsCounty AsMercuryDropsTo Low Of 2S Degrees Retiring Mayor Says City Is In Position To Progress In 1940 v Jfd M ilk County T o Ua* Excess T r a i n s Lengthened, ;fC Ter. It’s-'Fee*' To Speed 'Hik4d To Fa­ MeetHikedDemands cilitate Movement Dr. Root Is Speaker At »*•»*» Meeting i lf t i I 's t •— i |‘ After faring the possibility of Tbc Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ knvtag to diaeont Inu« the j / P A road handled one of the heaviest volumes of buslnees In recent years during the holiday baason, O. £• Hollins, superintendent of ioth#r tlx month*, County Clerk the Jacksonville division eald to­ day. . P. Herndon said today. Since .the budget of the County During the huldavs Mr. Rollins « Um ennent year was adapted eeld that each of the reguUr at October, the Work* Progrte* trains passed through Sanford daW atration has repeatedly nd- with as many a a . l l coaches and sed Uw County that the sewing that several times the trains were out which provide* employment forced U> travel In two sections. mere than 70 women a t pr*aTo facilitate the movement of (» moat be df-Wir-*-’ tfnknw the • i w h shara t* increased te t# ---------1 l i V a I r a In d I an l l t a l a r l r a / W i . h 1v* i tproee is brought hy 100. In .the freight .I / State Commander To Address Local Legion On Monday S U r o te V S B A n t i - L y n c h Bill Is Due For Fight, Congressman Says - a r-T C i Indiana Future Fanners Visit Sanford Section Teachers To Receive Salarieti From Stute Um regular monthly appropria­ elUsm* uf Msnfurd that their The bill would provide foe ftaes ther than tion and leave* the state about City is out uf the woods and on for official* guilty of negU m aa »1,«TM,000 In arrears. Another the march, and would like for In lynching* and make rounUup In thorn U> impress this fact upon which thu crimes occur liable fur themselves and thus* with whom dsmsges up to glO^KIO. thay come in contact. You have a A simitar measure waa passed city to be proud of, talk It, praloa by ths House after furious debate It and co-operate with on* an­ other and Sanford will go places la m o . Southern >W>0>Ulow to th« Mil “To Mayor Coleman 1 pledge began cr^iUJlIiing. ReprraantsDfO my unqualified support and will use my bast effort to farther kavrfl things good for Sanford during his administration. "I will continue to personally direct Um ‘trad*, a t home' cam- would b t "(OActrUd gaJf* which was started on Nov. opposition- this yuan payment will be due Jan. IB, and Um comptrollor's office said funds probably will ba an h an d 'fo r a t least p art of Um amount due. Is Ghroa $100 Fine Finnish Relief Fund Reaches $48.05 Total SHOULD M JtF F R C T lV R LOCAL WEA' KANSAS CITY, Me., Jaa. (IV -T h a ' farm h w a a a j kJ i . •t tha wianlag wm aat turkey ‘ aa wSl ha -j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a38f59217c92df5200f3ab8fbb2b5acb.pdf 5e419bb84fce585a82fbdebb44efaace PDF Text Text JR.WAYJ Troops ig Massed BY J. I t WILMA At Lake Mary S & tf& i?0 jHRfc »Nou*moasf /-' t-114-1' DO- th i Eaetrm Front. IftdlmUnn th a t the ftrncglt Bod wit; balng watched ■I f .Baitl}'* |nct-p*rt»#r, iy, eqmj whrn ruitliorltc. ’(Mititi it It arfaunr * »ouiym ’mad* t h a t tli* Belch m irh t n rIVPpKt R m i:i in . Finland! British nnd fr en ch g lr c [ Ohio New York Mein* rillaob MamyhnmtU C• ro"n• J G eorgia OOU tUt R IE S R E P R E S E N T E D AND “NU M BER p^M 5l[| ;■ • NauoJfSi ****** * L T S . h «w • \> K Mr. D. W. llotchlneon Mr. Js o . D. Jlnkln* Zk. & O R N I t e r - n a a r tha c o l o n i fro n tie r (to r an all-d ay b a ttle In which i* Finn* a c ltrd the objective, »re driven aw ay un.1 finally re ipturcd It. T h e . Soviet on*e around whlah t* b a ttle wwi fought New Y ear'* tp He* about ID m ik e e a i t of i t . tow n o f A g la ja ctv l r t a point t a n k a nortli o f toikr luulogw. 'W hen tho Finn* fin ally bald N ,tnt*e—p ushing tho ItuMlane teh to w ard the p a tte rn /re n tie r d h ey calcrd th rro mnchln* gun*, ‘ftald kitchen nnd 400 red arm y Eatooata, along with o ther w a r ttorlaj*, l a i t n ig h t’* commun- T H IR T Y tho Im portant port* of A*So (T u rk u ) and U ltab o rg (O nlo), fa r n'ertb n ra r the top o f th e G ulf of B othnia, aa th e ir chief ta rg e ta . T he ra id on Aabo by I I plane* which dropped n early ZOO bomb* *et fire to th e city'* u n d e n t cn*tle, one of F ln la n .'s a r t tre a :u re a , but th a flam e* w ire catlnguL hcd yesterday w ith l e u dam age th an ftre t w as reported. Two p a n o n a w ar* hUUd and fo u r wounded. L aet n ig h t* com m unique raid tho Finn* atlll w tre p u m ln g Rue*lan force* re tre a tin g tow ard Ju n ta a ra n ta , fire mile* (ra m the border, from tha region w here the F in tu claim ed v irtu a l ann ih ila­ tion F rid a y and S a tu rd a y o f tho lflJrd K u n la n d liU lo n —about \ l r ooo m*n—a t the we*tern and of Lah* K lanta. I daylong Rutalan nttsrk w ith Utp around L ake L ava, about M mile* n u rlhcoat of F ltk a n b o q lb* »outhe»«U ni l o r . r r and it above L ake L adoga, wa* aahl hav* b ra n rcpuL cd. The lake a l a t i of tw o Mellon*—the BPONGE3 BIUNO I I I AIT la” o r low er p a rt and. tb* Up. r " a la " — w h ic h 'a t* link* In a TARPON SPRINGS, Jan. 4, — ibi o f lake*. (A*)— January aponn* sa in op- BKfaiiaiW ifw tt Loka * ~ New Y erit N ew Y o rk IP, V irginia Ind ian a Now Y ork Mr. II. J. te ll than VEAi R S t o o V a t, Blanch L eonard I t . J . A. Logan Ire. M. J . L c re tu rn Mra. J , V. Lowe Mr. J . V. Low# Mr. C. E . Malm Mr. O. B. M araady M ra. J a n a M athaaon M r. A. W . Ma*r Mr. J . T . M cCwllaa U r. 11. B. M at* Mra. L Mlnabaw M l**'V illa M ott Mra. M. 8 . Neleoo M r. M. R. N elson Mra. NInland so o n SANFORD MARKET REPORT WitiMUey, Jen. t, lt«.i l-hane 41 Hall* n iw U *1 ..ilia el irell* »n'i w a .tu u li. h i urn H*oiuni •iwt* l.ia**.'i.* U m.Ueal* M*ik*. la iiUv ..fa . i.rio t hMOdiklM* aa* “Hih u «*l,ie (ur ■ >t huur 1-orioJ —ru. auppllea eiHluiK l e d A. il today a* report, • rCIIAVtmui a k .b e . hpr. (la .t.te . ed ii* i«. i . La.in.au, atanaeer. O ltA hilua. — I u . Uruce if a. UH IM .lIlL 11* ~ mad- Q rn e ra, F la . h o r .h B ranch, Mich. La o n n a o r| He, III, L ao n n c rC U a , III. ‘Banford, F la . Sanford. F la . L ake M ary, F la . Sanford, Fat* Sanford, F la. G enera, F la. W ay cross, G a. U k a M ary. F la . B anfard, F la . ' **. ioSmutr n 3 S T In BA‘ appeal to tha nation to rapport the *Ttrht Intontil* t^.w lr,V ’ campaign. fnadi. for which a n aoenred throegh to* nationwide celebration of tho Praidient** birthday. Mayor !!• A n rricirn h ' 'i • it Ufht eeftfe In l e i .taK’u j. < 'l.i *he‘ r . i . L L t i n B rlllah ieitT ba»r..|{n-t2j.untr i« rb o r ae . •’n ip rw n ry tit fem e i. eaetira” U r > an oC f^horr pn‘. -ol gava i-alarm . The .cause of th a a larm , t m ad* known, w ai u nder in v ts- 6 tiM u •« W aat.V htf.la H t>t* 0 ^ r U 'ir. ^* ‘• • h i * ■*'Tl J . M. H ood • M r. W . H . H o fh e y ’ to*. W . J. tlo fh e v V r. Andrew iTonklna <. *r». R rn ra t L agerqulat E n tr e t L agvrqulat , 't m . C. 8 . L a ttln ! M r. a 0 . L a ttln Mr-. I. G. LrcH k if V fm n l 47 64 U 70 rt 71 73 *41 40 70 44 48 41 H e n ry M. Lockwood o f C harlee'e n , g .- a . pohtto o u t th a t had It n o t boon fo r tho help o f th e N atio n al P on n d atlo n d a rin g tho 'in fa n tile p araly sis epidem ic tea t _______ _______ 0 aertoua, Kentucky vie time are being t JUlpeleather* la hope for * Sweden **FCommualtlaa North Cerellna Y a tt antfl tbey^ar* Iow a *>» anltod o f f r ^ . COLD! m mrS : won trolled. Lake M aty, F la. S anford. F la. B aatord. I ’M ., r U - ,M kpt Cutnu. I I .. I* Ii*. n***, U# Coma. 'oT H — uyr. doe. Wnf. 4*et*c; ho. '!'* o* II*. 1.1* no. *1wo »eiciim doe. l>ue. (K-lOr. Kta; 1 be. hiw llr.I.M . i: , t f i t A f t t m u n i — rta. aid. baa CACl l)»UlWBn — Ft*, eeppllee im Comb l i t ; H bx. baa* U* Oernb. eeci UM r* bo* t.l*. iral'toc b,IL *”*• re TAN UUiilhce — yia. |* bxa. CKLfcttr J . r t o eappllaa (air, Ua I'nnili i.oo.1.11. Al’lO.UI — auppllea mod«rate IM -iV i “ *®4' 4 , "4 • d M erUto . M hi. Ile.I.I*. TjCBjjBBT HBAirra — Fla. dot. AVOCADO — Via. No euppllee. IIANANAH — Imported. Muppltee cuu^nua — Me euppllee mn.lerale, demand fair, per lb. OOltNi IBIICLLBD) - CWT Iltftr . linAJtai (BNAP) — r u . few— hu. hpr i l l - l ee aec, to quality. . HBANB (LIMA)—rta. lew bB. a ;**l_ ' Per doe. baa i*a.«»a. - N aw Ji •''rKaw Now T * rh PinnaytraM la CoL Frank H older, mad* a radio broadcast over radio sta­ tion WLAK from Lakaland -last weak on tho tenth annual w inter convention o f tb* T a ft Memorial Highway Association, to be Raid Sunday f 1«/*■;>. v • q -v * * ;* .»W*5; 1» A,.: v xV- IK ii* r •- WVitofT* » V •1 '■•* * Limited Number 1989 DU0-THKR1 U k v tlt-rq a Im • -q * '»« . ' *'l\ • W �■■■I mws ^ t- s .w . ap • **«rvt*. * , • *SI • '* NEWSPAPER Aanodatrd Prwn SANFORD, FLORIDA, AY, JANUARY 4, IMP NUMBER US EnUbJM ird In 1908 Asks Slash In Farm, Public W orks Spending Solicitor - G e n e r a l . Robert H. Jackson to Nominated For ; Attorney - General Quits Mayor Job After Five Seconds Greatest Soviet De­ feat May Delay De­ W PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES 76TH CONGRESS d a l v e B i o w On Finland . Defenses President Proposes One OfSmallest De­ ficits In D e c a d e ; Most Items Reduced Defense Funds Alone Untouched Mfcrphy To Take Executive Says Fur„ ther CutH Should Not Be Attempted Court Nomittso' Had WASHINGTON. Tnn. 4.— ( A P ) — Prw aH anf trainv RnnonveK itrppri tOonmwM to ,, nlaflh fa rm , ra lie f a n d lie workingpcndl «fnt m oftM kc 000,000 ,'ofci «l 'nxo!t a n d ’ p r o p o iln s the smallest ilaficits In Um Raich's No. • ciddsj. If all of tho recotnmsadaUona s rr foliowrd. lie forecast a » st deficit for the fiscal year Im•innllig July I of | l , 718,000,000, compared with an estim at­ Altman Declares President Roosevelt is shown as ho addrr**ed the opening session of the 70th Congress Ju n !'". Trade At Home Speaker of the House Dankhrsd, loft, and Vice-Pro nident (Isrnrr In rear. Drive Has Helped Crops Are! FundH Allotted Higgins Will -This trade-at>hom* campaign I f . | \ 1 n For Big Tree Road Wot Damaged By JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 4.— Continue Trade >Tlrod afte r M h g majrar of Memphis for flva la a g ^seconds, ra id H. Crump, right leave* on a well-earned vacaUeo, firing wballs at spectators, *H>« polltlcml •overlord took Ui* oath of Um local Chevrolet Ageney Ida a t Ute railroad station and than rcsifaad to easts way for Iter* Chandler to 'ta k e the ”job. • »* t « ' f . if .t v. . v• L _ - J .V t.- k •_________ mU Saxsvsi sad* on hand, coot- i|n the price* in line County T o Ua* Excess T r a i n s Lengthened, ;fC T er. It’s-'F ee*' To Speed 'Hik4d To Fa­ MeetHikedDemands cilitate Movement After faring the possibility of Tbc Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ knvtag to diaeontInu« the j/P A road handled one of the heaviest Dr. Root Is Speaker A t » * •» * » Meeting ilfti I 's t •— i| ‘ h 1 v* i ioth#r tlx month*, County Clerk . P. Herndon said today. Since .the budget of the County « Um ennent year was adapted at October, the Work* Progrte* daW atration has repeatedly ndsed Uw County that the sewing out which provide* employment mere than 70 women a t pr*a(» moat be df-Wir-*-’ tfnknw the • i w h shara t* increased te t# here for their needs rather than rein* to other cities,*’ Mr. Altman ial4* | Bloc* opening the Chevrolet agency b e n a to m ) months ago, Mr. Altman said .th at his spies of both aeW and waad oars -have exceeded expectation*" end he said he believed this is due largely to the efforta of bla firm to keep the prlcee In line with thaee of­ fered elsewhere. The bookkeeper, O. II. Altman, has purchased a home here and Um manager, M. V. Altman, is in­ specting eereral locations with a rjew to haying. -All of our force," Mr. Altmsn said, -which Includes n corps of mechanics as well as the salts volumes of buslnees In recent years during the holiday baason, O. £• Hollins, superintendent of the Jacksonville division eald to­ day. During the huldavs Mr. Rollins eeld that each of the reguUr trains passed through Sanford with as many a a . l l coaches and that several times the trains were forced U> travel In two sections. To facilitate the movement of Ing here," S U ro te V S B . 11/ .1 ^oldest Weather BlanketsCounty AsMercuryDropsTo Low Of 2S Degrees VMb iba wsathaT manAjirotlljL-. tlon of wenilcr wootber ahead, Sanford end Bcmlnolo County have apparently stood ths sea­ son's coldest wcalbci thus far without damage. Randall Chase of Chase end Company, reported this morning that he had neither seen nor beard of uny damage bring don* to tb* citrus crop. He »ahl his office had report* that thr mer­ cury had fallen to Iowa of 20 to 30 degrees In the early morning hours but that the temperature* did not remain at that stage for sufficient time to damage the fruit. Tb* official low trmiwratore for Sanford was 3& degree*. Mr. Chase added that the cold may ba beneficial to citrus grow­ ers since It will keep the midiseason varieties In better romll - ar-TCi the later varieties. At ths office of th e. American Fruit Grower*, which receive* re­ ports from all over Florida, there ------1 liVa Ira Ind Ian llta larlra/Wi. was no information of apprecia­ ble damage to crop* in Somlnol# County by the low temperature* and tb* heavy, blanket of frost. The outer l i a f h of Irttucr, eakarols and similar leaf crops wet* Mora than 40 Indiana Future singed by the cold but the dataFarmers paid a >visit Is flaafordy “ ‘ a* “nothing last week nod wars m ural -Tho organisation said lh st.ro guests of the members of Semtoule Pater* Farmer Chanter. from Miami and the lower Sanford was hwtudad In their sections revealed a minimum sight-seeing tthwrary of the stale temperature of 60 drgrecs. and during their stay hers they T im benefits of rains which war* taken to the Big Tree w ar ptssodad tb* cold more than off­ Longwood, to the Chaw and Com­ set any damage done to the crop*, pany Cttraa Packing House, the was the concensus smong American F rail Orowan Farm IVRRfn. Tbs Weather Bureau reported and ths Sanford Stela F a n w rs' l tha warm moist air front the Wholesale Market, by local ad tproee is brought hy Atlantic flowed over Fierivisa*, AWx R. JohiMW. 100. Thaw making op the party _ again today, dispelling Um In .the freight .I ban of the Evansville, •eld wave which brougnt Ice, frost ar. They left Evans- mid chills to the state for several Indiana Future Fanners Visit Sanford Section (A7—A $14,320 road construc­ tion project for Seminole County nas approved for op­ eration today by BUle Ad­ ministrator lloj Schroder. The work, which will employ 03 persons for four months, em­ braces clearing, grading, drainsitu and partial surfacing of thr read. Thr guvemniont V flt Itnpply-plO.f60 and spoil* sor p3,47U. This road Is known as I’cptitylvunin Avvnur and loads from State Hoad No. 3 to the llig Tice Parly near Lungwood. It it tho srconil phase of the plan of the Hoard of County Comniiseloneni to make tho II Ig Tree more ac­ cessible. State Commander To Address Local Legion On Monday Htuto Commander Williain tl. Hrooker will hr th r honor gursl at the regular dinnrr inerting ol the C’ninpbull-Losilng Cost fid ••• tho Amrrlcan Legion nest Mon­ day night at 7:hl> nVIoek. George Weinstein, coimnander ol tha local post, announced today. Mr. Weinstein urged all nirhtb e n to be present to meet tha department rummandrr in peraon. "He I* a real Legionnaire," Mr. Weinstein said. "You will Ilk* him.. He will deliver kn lm^ rian t message so don’t miss la meeting.” Legionnaire* were irqum led to mskr reservation* In advance by Saturday. Tirkels will lm on ml* at the Style .Shop, Koiiinillat and Anderson, II. II. l’o|>e Co., and at Joseph larlnlmi t’* in Oviedo. Teachers To Receive Salarieti From Stute TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4. -O P) —The eUUi will make immediate payment of 9S7I.7M on a public iMt . . . » morning were not so low school appropriation which guea ss those of Tuesday toward teachers' salaries. The sum Is equal to ’ one-half Um regular monthly appropria­ ther than tion and leave* the state about »1,«TM,000 In arrears. Another payment will be due Jan. IB, and Um comptrollor's office said funds probably will ba an h an d 'fo r a t least p art of Um amount due. Finnish R elief Fund Reaches $48.05 Total Is Ghroa $100 Fine ed 93.033.000,000 fo r tho c u n ren t year. Cutting nearly everything In the budget except defense funds, the President estimated expendi­ ture* for the next fiscal year a t 9M,124,000,000, which he said would he 907h.000.000 less than lids year. Net recelpU from **1, ting taxes, not counting social necutity luvie*, would Increase 1)12,000,000 to JR,548,000,000 because qf b etter business. At Home Drive legislators Mr. Roosevelt bluntly told intent on making elec­ Retiring Mayor Says City Is In Position To Progress In 1940 J*i,blicly ■sprcitlng hi- alpprv rlaitlnn for (hr’ suppot T p IvcTtrltnf n* .Sanford’* mayor, t ’lly CuntmiMionrr Edward lliggln* *uJd totlay that lie would continue vl> personally direct tlai "trade at home" rampalKii which-ha* been highly commended by local mvrchant* since It wn* inaugurated oil Nov. 20. Ill reviewing tin- activities of the City Commission for thu pu*t thro year, the retiring mayor proclaimed the completion uf the refunding program a* ouUtund* Ing ■inru It plac'd Hur-wUrtu* of tho City's bonded uotfcldcdne** on a basis that iouM Im> handled without undue huid-hlp. Mr. Higgin*’ letter to The Heraid In a* follow-: "I wish to use your | miper to publicly ,'ip r c - to the ciliiein, of Hanford, the member* of thr City ('ommUidoli and to tlic head* of the variou- dcpartinrnt*, my appreciation for the splendid and tnynl *up|iorl given me uuritig tny three year term n* Mnyur-Comniiatlonrr, ending nil Jan. 2 this year. "Iftviuwing activities of thr past three y ra i«, I consider the refunding of Hunford'a municipal debt wliirh wo* arranged by Mayor Bhlnhnlser and his fellow Commissioner*, the most out­ standing. I consider It tho best coinpromlw effected in tlir stats. "Tills achievement ha* relieved thr City of tlw ahseklrs of Its debt and the -hndows of confis­ cation that held Hanford a t a standstill fur 10 yrars. "Today our lavra are as low as any city of similar sis* and ad­ vantage!, and the interest re­ quirements for the Municipal debt are lower than for any city uf this site that I know of. As an example Kb percent of the total requirement* for Interest on Berks A bonds ' for the entire ear was paid In November and labor. "I wish to Imprrs* upon tho elUsm* uf Msnfurd that their City is out uf the woods and on the march, and would like for thorn U> impress this fact upon themselves and thus* with whom thay come in contact. You have a city to be proud of, talk It, praloa It and co-operate with on* an­ other and Sanford will go places tion year record* that “ tho#* who call for furUter cute should haw the ruuragu agd honesty to specify whsr* they, should ba made." For hlntsolf, lie eald. he waa satisfied Bow lower figures could JfdmM ilk iiif "undue KurdHhlpR on Indhrld* uuU and rconnmlc irroups.*9 • Tift* mrMAffi read lo tlw Ban* ali* uiid llouxf by clerks, tftkl thi* KDVrrvuiH'hl m u "prepared U> ninvi* forward «»n reduced ra* Hons." i j l'ro|MHaU for nulional d cftiua included emergency fund* for operation* started since the Eu­ ropean w ar—Increased enlist* menta for army, navy and coast guard, more antl-«py ugenta for the Federal bureau of Invastigallon, greater prutexlion of tha I'siiunia ('ansi, and recomml** sinning of old nnvy und coast guard boats. Ant i - Ly n c h Bill Is Due For Fight, Congressman Says WASHINGTON* Jan. 4 -< * V The cue was given yesterday for tho first big legislative battle af the present congressional wbsn Repreoontatlvo (Java, Democrat, Naw York, ha would call up his MU-I bill next Monday. Asserting hs anticipated M trouble In wnnlng House approval of tha controversial measure, tha Md confldvnce Now Yorker oxpraaaad also. It would pais up thes Renata Be "If the Democratic ptocessey of government aro allowed to spa­ rs to.” Gavagan said proponents of auti-lynching legislation might eltcmpt to invoke cloture If * filibuster threat were carried aat. Tli* Senate usually Invoke# clotnra only Ip extrema cases to shut off debate and block a filibuster, "If this measurt is permitted to come before the Hansta fag a vote 1 believe It will pass,” ha aald. The bill would provide foe ftaes for official* guilty of negU m aa In lynching* and make rounUup In which thu crimes occur liable fur dsmsges up to glO^KIO. A simitar measure waa passed by ths House after furious debate Southern >W>0>Ulow to th« Mil “To Mayor Coleman 1 pledge began cr^iUJlIiing. ReprraantsDfO my unqualified support and will use my bast effort to farther kavrfl things good for Sanford during his administration. "I will continue to personally direct Um ‘trad*, a t home' cam- would b t "(OActrUd gaJf* which was started on Nov. opposition- this yuan LOCAL WEA' KANSAS CITY, Me., Jaa. (IV -T h a ' farm h w a a a j kJ i . • t tha wianlag wm aat turkey ‘ aa wSl ha / 1 la mo. SHOULD M JtFFRCTlVR v -j �■V»*Ut -U? ■•/tut,-: r * V rf"‘ 1 > 1»<-L .JLX & V< iW r 'V«<V)x v Sk ^ ni-v’) ’^ .».■/■-*.*- > t i .^ r ,» > >■■ »> y > c v r . ^ ' ^ . r . K H ./ M r 'i - V v- if » «i%'» ■ H 1 HERALD, SANFORD, FLOWDA topi Herald “Death Valley" TIME BOMB Ufc In London Mas Little Joy For Average Man ■£*■**•*] Sheriff Hand haa made what Heenu to ua-an exceilent ww jauggeatlon and one which should have the unqualified enn« M ttif doracment and active support of every civic orfsrlzatlor Pn this county. He proposea that ntepa be taken Immedl»»«**♦ lately toward increasing tho width of the rowd between the ■as abutments on tho culvert about aix miles south of San­ aa’ -----1ford on State Road ft6. 8, which because of the number bf ATn , accidents occurring there has become known as ‘Death — I Valley." —gK | Moat of-this heavily travelled highway to Orlando 1/ Z iZ § B |w W e. smooth, and straight, offering every encouragement ----- aaee to excess!vo speed. But a t this particular point the abut•* Iment* cut deep into the broad ahouldera of the road, reach«<ling right up to the pavement itself, so th at if one did not r**|seo the abutmenta, rather difficult sometimes a t nlghl i^ 5 SwM*r|vhen confronted with blaring headlights, and happened tr jp * Ts« M»r»M ;■ lot one wheel get off the pavement,‘ he would be certain tc S W IS S . have a disastrous accident. 1 ’^ 10 abutmenta never should have l>cen built this way « r» 7 y # e ’. . ______________ I in the first place. Only the most colossal ignorance on the b W O y n ■ i) ■«*>« »« re* part of some safety engineer could have permitted aueh a Tmlwa* iZ *£ - 1small saving in cash a t the risk of so many lives. But S S S mT T i ii "?n T i Vi'w^IT I ^he folly of this sort of economy has been fully demonm rtu M y . n i C strated in the years th at havo followed. There have been aVjBR* taT.»K.*ue .r *£««Ii Innumerable accidents a t this very point and an ever Inw p lM fi U t h «m s m | creasing number of live* lost. , ,n n There should be no further delay in correcting this InTWmiPAT, JANUARY exeuwwtaie error. Ehfery day that this situation remains M lO JI V lRSB FCR fODAY I unchanged other lives arc hejng endangered. Many Inconveniences . stifftr ttn iy people; wanika In M* talk. So far, th< (lm M M . are (till German*; tbayVe iweer referred to as In l i l t , *» *Hon».H There la reapectfu! allenc# when newircel* Shew Uw burial* for Ofrrtan aviator* brought .down In rakU no IS* Pftth *f yForUi.. 'When BrItUh xUrtMmtn talk Shoot the war agdtm t ■Mllllorhm’’ W* MAY APPROPRIATE * The American Way 0 O T 1 St r e n g t h a n d w iaDOMi Behold Ood U mighty, and. deaptoeth not any; h* lx mighty In If it is the unusual that makes news, then the remark strength and wlidom.—Job 38:G. of President Karl Norrtgron a t the Kiwanis Club yesterday the swells. [deserves widespread publicity. "For In no other country | In the woria,” said President Nordgrcn. "could a club haw for Its president a 'heathen' Bwedo. as Its secretary a Catholic Irishman, and as its vice president a German Jew.” , ' And that Is exactly what >tho Banfonl KIwanlH Club haa as Its priaoipal officers, .except that wo doubt if Presi­ Beei, dent Nbrdgrcn Is really a "heathen." But he la a Bwedo WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By PRESTON GROVER and bally, Iks of no moment. And i no leva savo In a prop- Sik Developments F u l l e r Warren Mark Labor Scene AnnouncesFor In Past vTeh Years Senator Gharlr* Somnar of MdtanchuaeUa, chairman of the foreign ratal loti* committee, ware having their historic a m p . Rufus King, then Minister to Um Vatican, wa* the victim. He was a Seward animlntce and the Sumner cllqun in Congrae* act cut ta gat him. Thar* were other factors, too. Br ALEXANDER R. CEOROE WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—<A7— Six big labor development* mark laber'a history-making decade i Ire wrong In sayIght they're fightI f It was, there'd Struck. LITTLE WONDER SWDIO Jerry Carter Is ae convinced a* t the soundness of the Town■ i f n a n Chat he think* It will bat even him to th* United . Among those ipending a I i i j u kaeatlanlag In Florida Al Johnaon—of Uuby Kn Mma—who In recupar*ling on ■and* a t Miami Beach. Honing the Steen bock Process br Vitamin D, and all prodocl* on which It la tntrd are regularly la*tad' by him to Inxuro UiAt Vitamin D I* In the product aa adverttaed. Today 400 dairies serving 40,000,000 ncaple pay royalties to finance rcurarrh under Rteehbock’* plan. Other large sum* come from pharmaceutical*, cer­ eal and accraiury fund product*. Ax fa*t ax royaltle* are re­ ceived the money I* uaed to fi­ nance *ueh promising work ad paying fallowxhlp* to brillkmt young RrlentUt* brought to the University from all over the na­ tion, to finance tho further Study and experimentation about Vita­ min D, to work for tho control ami cure ef a variety «f dreed dtoeaie*,'and otherwise nerve'Hh* welfare uf mankind the world over. •* Many other scientist* like flteenhoek have refused 1# capltallxe on (heir discover!** and plod through life In modest -cirrumataneea, content w ith'Ike tvward that flood* with happMasa and Joy the heart* of only thoae who hare learned the secret of “Servlet Above Half'. While men may cowar and "hell* Hitler, countla** million* yet unborn will alive Yo Ueaa the ■ a m . a t * 4 ---- a 6. Collective-bargaining gain* despite unionisation netback* in Ultaou r If ^ m*a»* I •• R**C"t govern mental moves u •ernknlm murh 1,0 proiecut* labor union* for F u fact J^ k ay * h a im t I r e tr a in of tra d e r out ef the Orange Bawl | th e decade end* with th* army Md bf Ur* third quarter, o f Jekleaa eowe 4,000.000 larger ■ — I than In 1030. alihougb there was dr redaon Hitler to kH ew -|a pronounced pickup In em ploy t German d titan only two I ment In thn last year. AFL rechiefs In day tlx month* 1 port* show 9,471,000 unampley to bdCeUsa lately they I ment last September compared had Much to blow about* with 4,770,000 In 1030. Peak i GERMANY the , TALK about :i SUNDAY NIGHT A t Th« ' ARMORY * r R u a s s u . XAV U s a* befor* whole na- VlHUM m m is BEG INNING T O i: “TOO LATB TO CLASSIFY” "J want to emnkaala* that 1 am attorney fer no buxine** concama •hat would stand U profit by my U to t afctfcl governor, aid lhal I h«v* Beyer reproeopted any aueh ♦hlch the aun sever *ind* when he figure* hi* ‘axe*. Ilia Income tax for •omea to $122.30 arid f *011 he will have to pay the covcmmtnt $214. Other taxaa figure out .like thta: AutomdDlle llcenso, $37-110i gaaollne tax $38.00; entertainment*, $10: tea tax $2; auger, * $3.25 whisker, $7AO;.beer. $8.30; tobaeeo, $30.23. After This War Fur (040-41 hla automobile 1U errtae tax belli amount to $82.23, if he,baan*t rold the ear by then. Used ear Mu already are Mil of bargain*. The dark aid* of the picture doesn’t mean KnglUhmen to re any Intention of ylaldlag to *Vlle Hlttor.” M l, mdny of them won­ der 'diAAtV* around the American, , « s » . W j® the thing clashed with I of religious freedom. Prompted by theee lavor hi Kuiope and CongTvaa lashed out. It kill th* eat directly but , whan n minion to Ita milk by abolUhlng was proposed by prlatlen. There b a n t b he launched one ef marked a great spurt In union activity. ■ women marry rascal* eetUM they treat to aponanr t a n of reclamation project. M U t !■1*1eat. (Wa merer ltd tk those projact* that break of actual warfare, he aaka, eras not the Herman chnncello vpaettlng hi* life and kniktdg him littery by springing “rrirei" an me cherished weekend* T Pletnre the average English man In peacetime. Hr had a eon kerne with a flower garden. Hi he had the Income, all (he liiro idea bf the world were dt hit com­ mand. When be awoke In the leonrtng the makl brought him a d M g< M t nip ef tea. Then he ireakfaatrd on baton and egg*, kfpper* and toast. lie rode to . v- a faarfdl tell ajtd werktn have. been lacreaaad aa estimated 19 ta II peneaL , Increased union a a t l v l l y brought an epldeml* df atrlkaa, 4,T40 In 199T aattlng an nil-tuna roeenl. That was th* year of the big “slidewa*" ef kajlata. brtakbata and l l i a t t i i , Stnkaa ahat*d In 1999 and 1919. '-4 r * �I N \> !• * . I r L . ■■ . 1 ■ MBS LILLIAN ADAMS, Sod** Editor ^Tfor'ker* Council of the First Baptist Sunday School will meet a t 6:80 P. M. Supper will be served to all who have mad* res­ ervations. MONDAY District Zone Meetiny of the Woman's Missionary Auxiliary IReyuUr butlneu and pledge service program of the Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary of the First Methodist Church will be held in th* church a t 8:00 P. M. * First Quarterly Business Meet­ ing of the W. M. U. of tb* First BaptUt Church will be held at 3:30 o'clock in the church. All memb en are urged to be present. •TUE8DAY Red cross board meetiny will be held in tb* Red Cross head­ quarters a t 10:00 A M. Jupior High P. T. A. will meet a t 8:80 o'clock In the school auditorium. A t 8:80 o’clock an Executive Board meeting will be held. Magazine Sales Drive Mrs. J. L. Clark Is Reported Successful Named Head OfClrcIe H. Taylor, Mr*. A. B. Lovejoy, Mu. II. G. Mrthvln, nnd Min. O. 0 . liih b .. AI»o, MU* Kdn* M cW illiim s. M m . C. U M cW horter, M r.. H. T h, f ln t m**Ung of the new year for Circle Two of the MethodUt Women’s Missionary Society wee held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 8. 0 . Shlnholear, Jr., on Oak Avenue, with Mrs. S. O. Shlnholser, 8 r , a i cohoetees. Officer* elected for the com Inc re a r arc aa follow*: chairman Mrs. Don U lrtyj vice-chairman, Mrs. W. W. Tyr*i connection*! treasurer, Mrs. w . P. Fields: local treasurer, Mrs. 8. O. 8hlnhol er, Jr.; secratary and reporter, Mrs. II. C. Morgan. Pled ye cards were signed and envelopes distributed for a new *ystare of paying pledge* which was introduced by the president of the W. M. 8., Mr*. Arthur Philips. . Th* members, of the circle were divided for a contest which U based on attendance for the comInr year. An announcement was made of the lone meeting to be held in Sanford on Friday, Jan. 8. At that time, th* district secretary, Mrs. V. W. Haygood, will con- Thatcher, was welcomed to tho circle. Following tbs business session, a salad course was ssrveil by the hoetessaa to th* following mem­ ber* present: MU* Leola Evans, Mr*. W. P. FleliU, Mrs. W. I. Hughey. Mr*. R. M. Mason, Mrs. Mrs. Holly Presides A t Meeting Of Club VALUE Mr*. It. Z. Johm on. LONGWOOD Miss Helen Colbert has returned from Miami where she has been visitiny friends for the part weak. Mr*. A. L. B etti returned home Sunday a fte r spending a week with friends In A ugusta, G*. and Columbia, 8. C. Mr. and^ Mrs. J . L. Ingloy returned Tuesday from Minmi where they visited since Sunday and attended the Orange Howl game on New Y ear's Day. Jake Richter haa returned to Gainesvill, to resume his fresh­ man studies a t the University of Florida a fte r spending the C hrist­ mas holidays here with his fam- Routine business was discussed and reports yven from the var­ ious . committees. It was an­ nounced th a t the mayasine sales drive will last until Jan. 18. Following the business session,. • social hour was enjoyed with Mr*. Quinton Brown leading an interesting automobile contest ni which Mrs. J . L. Clark was the prise winner. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. C. E. McKee. Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. Clarke Lcousrdy, Mrs. Quinton Brown and Mrs. Pete Rowland. Other member* Inrluded: Mrs. W- K. Raines, Mrs. Kiwond C. Williams, Miss Helen 1. Ward, Mrs. 8. P. Dutton. Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mrs. Frank Schyner, Mrs. U M. Tyre. Mrs- Glenn K. McKay, Mrs. J . K. I'rrston. Mis. Claude Herndon, Mrs. J. I . Clark, Mrs. II- A. Kwansnn nnd Mrs. Roy 1 Friends of Mrs. Mamie l'agnn- 17111*. h a rt will reg ret to learn thut she la ill a t her home, 402 French Avenue, Buffering from burns which she received ip an accident In b rr home. W /c O .y .V '- Misa Monday she has aa the Charles Mr. R. Ja n e Sharon returned from Jacksonville where visited fo r the past week g u e it o f Mr. sod Mrs. E. Pelnt and Mr. and (1. Baldwin. . Sadie Hawking Dance To Be Given By Elks W h it» T ie » night i »il*d .Mi initts-s The W ater Cidnr Annual C ir­ cuit Kxhihit mn uf the Flurida 1'edcratioii ••f \ i t sponsored •»> the S ulfur,t \ t Chili van shown yisteidny ul llo* Woman's t'luti oiol beginning today will tie shown for >'\era I days ot the poldie lilom \ This exhibition i- the first m a reties which i- circulated from tile work shown in Orlando ot llie iinnonl meeting nnd eahilut o n of Hie Florida Federation of A it held in Ib-ceinlier. In the fiitnie other w inli will lie on ethiliii for the viewing til those interested in art. p;*i n on tin* lil*i.. I* |i mi ARMORY J X I'llp! ♦ ' . 'i I IN»• liu n d i • * i . tin* \v»»kly At The - . Mi M .Mn CfcRTIFILD & SELECTED MAINE OR CANADIAN NOW HEADY FOR DELIVERY bad I'ue.idaN 'v (t1» M• \ i . | i« iii •••!•» : eli.nttt*. Kcf-*eshnn nts of *.ll|«l\vil,lli,N Olid l l lilt w en '«ived at the d o se of the gnnr»« O fficers d ie te d for lie* lo io iig M-.iMin were, p ie'ld en t, A ll• t illlei . \ i* «• pie'iitelit. Ml - , M. I I eightoli. • i oud Nui’-p n - I ideul. tV.iltei (i* Id.ml. *n n t.ii \ I and ti i-h ri'i, .Mi* l*n»l Wlullt I iiiom . Bi«|«laill m li lilll, Mi.*. I Itoliei t III.il.«*. The K - W . Eruit Co SANFOHI), FI.A T he T ourU t ('lu ll had n U rge ( n tteiidntire a t th e W«*dne«da> • dilllii i wlntli Wit. e iv n l 111 On*! Ii Im hi > in 'te n d ol th e park m i 1 iu« omit uf the i old went her. A d e lic k o n fish fly Puglish My It whs ••i\ed hy the com m ittee. W alter tie h la id . Mrs. .smith 1 1in anil Mrs. F u ller. T h ere w m a hiisiiie»s session ftdloxved hy mi iiiteii-*!iiig ptograiii. , 1A*t us take care of your ex­ tra Holiday requirements of Whipping Cream and Milk. Also don’t forget that big and little folks like ice cream during the Holidays too. ANNOUNCING THE Ol’KNINC OF 108 HANFORD AVK Mr. and Mra. Francis E. HoumillaU il l, have returned to Gainesvillr, whrrv Mr. Kouinillat studies at th* University of Flor­ ida, a fte r spending the holidays here with Mr. Roumillat's fam ­ ily. ___ _ LIQUORS WI NE M a'y Mathilda of Beach. West Palm Mr*. J . W. Dickens of Miami visited here N'rw Y ear’* Day with friends. ---------M r. and Ml*. Alien S tew art nnd son. Ralph, have moved from the P ark A p artm en ts to the Hanford C ountry Club. ---------Mr. and Mra. H um e Kumph slid children of Miami w e-r the New Y ear's g u ests o f the fnrniei'ji fa th e r, C. J . Rum ph. Friend* ef Mrs. W alter 8. Cole­ man will la glad to le-rn that -ho hae been moved to her home ill Dreamworld a fte r receiving tic -lment in the Kemald-Iaiuglilon Mrmnr<al Hospital for several ■lavs following a severe a ttaik uf influensa. WE ARE OVERSTOCKED— MUST UNLOAD REGARDLESS of cost ENTIRE STOCK DIVIDED IN 3 GROUPS FOR QUICK SALE AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES » W inn SUNDAY NIGHT Pine Needle Classes Reopened For Season Mr. and Mr*. J. M artin Stlncciphcr and daughter, Grace Ma­ rie, retu rn ed yesterday from a week's trip to Miami. Duung th eir visit they attended the Orange Bowl football game on New Year'* Day. The Rev. and Mrs. M artin Dram had aa their guests during the holidays, Miss Isabel W agner of Amherst, Va., Lcult W agner of Kentucky, Mite Carolyn Ford of Amherst, Va., Mlsi Dorothy Croghan of New York City, Mr. and Mra. Trevor Dowltr and daughter, < llirt W ater Color Exhibit Is Given At Club Krrmetli BatineaU Misses Alma and Louisa l>e Cnttc* returned to their home tn Jacksonville yesterday a fte r vis itiny fu r several days as tin guests uf Mr. a n d Mrs. tie u ry r DeCotte*. .Mi- GREAT ADMISSION FREE A d e lig h tfu l reception* w ni given by the Civic L eague at th e lib rary on New Y e ar's a f t ­ ernoon to to u ris ts nnd frien d s o f the L eague. P oinsett las and i evergreens fo im e d th e decora* i lion* nnd the ten tab le w as o v e r-j laid w ith a lace cover w ith c e n t e r ' piece «»f th e re d m otif. T e n ,| c o ffe r mid cakes w ere n e rv e d ' nnd rhiucfo* ch eck ers played. Piano d in ts w ere played through*! out th e ev en in g nauro Ity Mim Itch* • W all r at Mir M »r- * Jorie H’ nken ldp. Ill- v«*iniuit* n v * , in i i f Y .ii iri'i * 1 Mr. and Mr*. E. H.n Altman have as their guest, Mrs. T. C. l'itchford of Mt. Vernon, III. BARRICADE & Saturday e Program PACK TIIRKB Methodist Circle 1 Has First Meeting iAYf RAXIfR -U L ftfe . J , . U. Odham, Mr*. B- K. Beck, and Ttkphon* 148 The meeting was opened with a prayer by Mra. E. D. Brownlee, followed by tho salute to th* flag and -Suwane* River" sung by the group. Tha business meeting was continued during tho luncheon hour,It was announced that many of th* Club o ffic ers, pnd. membere -*r*nr m. T frir OTenn t . McKay announced - th a t th* play which was to b* given by the past p^asideate of th* club for th* en­ tertainment of club member* waa postponed until a later date. Mr*. Holland Reed of Illinois ■and Mr*. Horace Walker, daugh'ta r of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly, were guests of the club. About 88 member* were presAdi cut m *4ft ike th* InnokoAn luncheon. COMEDY—NOVELTY .UNIVERSAL NEWS * SANFORD, FLORIDA Social And Personal Adwilies THURSDAY Regular meeting of Semlnois Chapter Number Two of tha Or­ der of th* Eastern 8tar will be held In tha Masonic Hall a t 7:80 'P . M. T. E. L. Class of the F irst Bap­ tist Cbsich will meet a t 8:00 o'clock a t th* horns ef Mrs. W. L. Btoudenmlr* with yroup tour ss hostesses. FRIDAY The Business Woman's Circle of tha First Presbyterian church with M in Mary Earl* chairman, will meet at tha home of Mrs. Grovs? C. Williams, 8474 Sanford Avenue, a t 8:00 o’clock. A meetiny will be h»ld by the American Legion Auxiliary a t 7:80 o’clock In th* lagton hut for the purpose of organlilng a Jun­ ior Auxiliary of the American • ? ' ■- ■" » J0 W R to A Y , JANUARY I , '1*4# Social Calendar t S P " #l5.P&MER\ ( $ Y IS E. F IR S T 3I*> Alathcan Class Has Rfjgular Gathering Sale Continues , I'tiiC L • I** W II'I. tiU I l i P iP IS IN A MIW I I I'V * IN I' P L U i .ir T ill'. \i> i ii t 'i ’ ii f ;> <tk . W l'M i M k r '. M P N '3 Ft Mt N ITU H I •iEEN HE!»E ONE MEN'S DRESS LO T Extra Pants Mm ig a t ’Ulleu L K f u iii w o ° 1' ^ , S P R I N G k I t l M H f V 'j 5 A N F O R D *) Purcell’s Great 1 ----- —I Thu home of Hi*. A. I.. Kelly , on laiuiel Avenue win, the «c*n* of the re g u la r b u n n c s- nnd social m eeting of the A lstlim n l kiss of the F rs l B aptist C hurch T uesday evening I Mrs. G. S. Sctinsii p n -n le d in I tpi* , Usenet- of the pre- dent, Tho drvuthm al w as led h> .Mis. It N. K ip p n fallowed l y a p la y e r by M is. Selm sii j A soeisl hour followed the I bu> ness session dining winch re ­ freshm ent* were served by the hostess, assisted by Misses K slberim- and Yiiginiu Kelly. P resent at the m eeting w ere: Mr*. M u 'iu y J s iv is , Mr*, li H. He-1nmli, Mr* T. ti. I'lte h fo id of Mt. Vein n. I l l . Mt*. Joder Cam e­ ron, Mr*. II. N. N ip|iert Mr*. K. J P F M I D/SPIAV ^ 1 ST. w s u n n 's Ml.N'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS | 1.95 & $2.95 Suita im a b t VALUE8 TO fI4.BS » COATS •SWAGGER SUITS POP JiA E N / 0 9 O ' BEAUTIFUL MATEBIALS— MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS M M TO 52. VALUES TO f M50 , B t MTf Id 0tlen3 ikb comprtkenuve d'upUy o f ovtr, 400 woolrnt from leodmg domestic to d Im porttd loomt, S h t S U * M 4 * S c& a tfett S t y t lo t MR. CHARLES M. BULLARD Wlfl B« In PWm u I Chare* Oh FRIDAY AND 8ATURDAY JANUARY 5TH A.6T1I M E N 'S M ELTO N JACKE’I'S $1.95 and up M ENS SANFORIZED WORK 3U11S bhirta and Panta to Match Suit 1 4 -hb JL ROLLINS & MUNSING HOSIERY Fabric Gloves AU Siaas A CaUre FRIEDMAN— SHELBY 2 Pairs $1.00 I RACK I RACK Print Dresses Print Dresses ValwM T* 81.88 Valaae t* | U I 87* Ea'h Scybt— without obS. IVALUES TO 42L50 X y iM E FUR TRIMMED SILK DRESSES Bed Spreads 77ft Each B. L.•• HrPerkins • a . . �€l> /* •1 > «»! ir o ^ .w a m ta i Jaekun, J. fe. *t « I To J#b» X. lwo out of every three loan re* etkux* queeta coming before It The chair- Klrrhhoff, W. B* Jr. et us To H all men added that the Government George E. Slack. Reel Eatata M w tiU N “In equity and g<*d conwlcnce Porter, Howard unmarried To FoK(r»tc, CHe*t«r C. ct ux To Roy Orlando Game Club, lire. ■ ohoulif not bo a*krd In eubeidite Underhill Tracy. katAiftighial rnterprl.c and tha< Realty Truat Co., Inc. Tp Orlan­ Honda, Tat agl To Gecrgo B. rnnblc it to compete upon an endo Gemr Club, Inc. Slaek. ' • •• Allaop, Mabel E. A Howard II. To Whittaker. Albert I. et ux To Donald lla irb . Rhcdn U. Ewing. Holden, W. H. et ux To The Som­ Swope, 0. P. etux To Hcibert E. erset Company. Fandcraon. Mailer's Deed ('rep IJen Watann, II. M. Mailer Tp Carrie Fitta, W. A. Sr. To J. I- Roberta. S, Uavl-on. Hatl.faelioaa of Mortgage AereemrnU for Deed Hank rf Tsvnrr* To Italic C. Smith. I-V.nnle It. A W. D: To Ea­ Jfey By/Other Means WAr.niKaToW^DrfC-l Jan. d. •—The lteeonuructlon Flnanrn Cor­ poration <la ready and wlHIh* to .Ihrat whatever tmenmblr demnnd Ihero may Ik> tor Mairt ta *taa0 bitldneM. entrrprhr. (ri Oil* IKtW of Incri'ixaVd buMn<M activity. ilri-U'ml Emit flrhmm. Chairman «f over* is nn more . j■■i.m than >«elal life »,f the nntlan. Thta end has Iwm nrhievrd ill a tahglblo n itre liu Ihe illsburaement of funds. Intinplldy It has l»een achieved l.y fc.lcring the incuran-e that if private c.ipilnl falls lo pel form Its normal credit func­ TH EY Bra to tall lu 'ln M ir* am unsblu to tion. The RFC Is omnipresent, ■>}< taka adv.ntalfe of 1hr«e npjiortnnIHft*1heentirp lliey find tree yi lo Ihn nubile enpit.-il mnilAts exK p e n a l Vo and often dlffictilt In tin* W ANTED point f( huppsalldlit^. * it-. jP fc.’ ' |v To II, ' A. Wnlilrmi, Anna A. el'hi To n M Grial. • . -. Classified Advertisements tMatkmal1Radio Vori'tn brer n na­ tion-wide hook-up. /ltfr, Rcbrant »i1d that Ihe pres­ nut fleer leiale«l .............. ent nreeletuled rrroveiy made many npporlunltle* oviillnlde lo rtnaUcr Induilrlal nnd merehandbln*T enterprl»r« lyit llinl too often Ml,-' ’ rle I'ollin. Mnllhewn. Walkiv el ux. Ihe n,minor, lark Of faith in fhe GillV'Vft V, et ux fhlur,- of .mall Inialneaa. That la line of Ihe primary yraaona lor planting to RFC the power Ip idftke'im .cf l..ant |n Indii.lrinl, or eotuHlelVI.sl ‘bitxlneric*. 'The RFC liaa had a far-reach­ thh H fC e p e a k lm ? recently on tba ing effert uhf.ri the rconotnle jind mey to atlmulata and rival# lending, and mdlng will net meet radii1 demand, lb* ,1. the ihe neceatarY neccaury Inrprwlli make (dMa available to borruwera. 1 TCmphaaUIng lb* wlHInguc** and ability of tho RFC to maka ymalb "(non*, Mr. flehram atated that'tha ‘agenty had authortaed (pane aggregating 1500,000,000 lo C m aeperate ontarprliea. Almoat <0 percent of theao txirrowera reqplyrd loan* of 86,000 or le*a, atul tubra7than half received loan* In amaunla uf I1Q.C00 ur lo««. ' The RFC la onxlou* lo extend credit where, jiuch action will Utava helpful rather than harmful." Mr. Bchram aald. “ThU may appear ta be an anomaloua *tatolit |a wot a<J Iim VoI Ita* _ •!mlm(n ex aim aem* no u*eful purunaet' SHOULDERS S ID E S ” lb . 0L H 1N F.H S BRRVtCB I OR RENT: Fhra room baoaa, OR BAJLR, Large roomy furnlahad flnlabed, all alaetrlc kitchen, T n P l i n o y Umferhlll agl. To Garaga Apartment, ighg Myrtle. nice location, Pboae fdfl. Cheater C. Poigate et ux. Apply J. Rota Adama 111! Park Roehlk, E. II. agl. To 8ophfa L. Koeblk. SIX ROOM furnlahed hou^e, bath. LOBT AND FOUND Dlka, Maud agl. To Chga II. DikeInquire Jack'a Dear Drop Inn. LOBTi Gold Ring with Araethyat Kelgana, D. D. ct ux to D. C. Ktlgan*. act and 8 amall pearla. Return FURNISHED APARTMENT with buuthwartl Ira E. et ux To Myra ta Mra. A.' C. Wllllama eata Electrolux. AI»o newly painted Seminole Dry Cleaner*,____ ’• , unfunjUhod apartment seltl^ Caldwall lleniy widower To Hen­ new gaa atove. <11 Myrtle Ave. HELP^ WANTED ry Methlea et ux. Ford Roaaell, Phone 282. Datand Finance Co. To L. 0. Hanlon at ux. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED STENOGRAPHER, MALE pre­ Qall-Ctalgi Deed* ferred. Apply Sanford-Oviedo gamgu apartment. Local comdo Hagan, L P, at ux To L. Thom** preferred. 420 Palmetto. Truck Orowera. RED RYDER xol i 10c 8V £c PIG* HEADS lb. ,5c BACKfcD'NE • ',A t / t i *i ) B i l l ’s PRODUCE DEPT. SANFORD’S “GARDEN" SPOT FAN SAUSAGE ‘ . •* > s I I ‘ . CLUB, SIRLOIN W O U L D READ YOUR A D T O O , IF I t A P P E A R E Q H E R E w r. a. r.iUCT (iKOHulA ; iiAMnt iuirti or, Albarf - . m BAB1T BEEF SALE Seminole County num ldav. Phone 60. Tha Recbnitnictlon Finance CorWANTED YOUNG man wl^h poimtlon haa arian»ed,Mr.S-hram High 8 boot educotlon, between Court Recordft au'd, to have loan appltaatlona reagea of t3 and SO, for Police IIA” K YOUR Watch repaired by tetrad through the Ileldifflcoa of one who rrally know*' how. Real Batata Coareyaacea Work. Must be In good phyalthe Faderml Homing Admlnlatra* Harrlaon, 0*car M. at ux To ClgyflrinK*. Jeweler MagrrnH* Aee. eal condition. Application blank* Hen nnd the Home Ownara1 Loan ton C. Smith et uxavailable at Police pavlaon, Carile 8. A J . D. Tc tarrying out Ita aetlvltlea, George E. Slack. m ail funtiii Kehrarn u ld It waa the per­ Stack, George E. To Pat Morrta. Ca reta ker OIL RA^tOE, nraily iyaw, #*0. igc, cloy# In; aftar il fnlerwt r f the RFC to Ini- Clonta, C. R. ct ux To 0 . 8 429 Summerlin Avt. * ■ fit tha private banking artin ford couple with Moon et ux. daaiarad “the »UuitttatWa Uauaeraan. 0. C. et ux To Wm frltg particular* to OR TRADE—mg.aqUlty, '3T F« ta leading la to the RFC RuMell Styin et tnt _ ^ pickup. Excalkty eondRlop. 1 Uni M b Hi own- tending TaneyjidJ, Fatale et al To 0 . C. 23. care Hfrald. _____ 9 « h f j J | M p U To - YAMS 10 lb?. I H GREEN CABBAGE lb- I t FLA. CARROTS bunch 41/2^ i BRISKET STEyV I/iyer lb. 19c.; Stew 25c; T-Bone lb. 19c PICNIC HAiVlS a-AAur. roMH APPLE3 FLA. LETTUCE SROUXdJEUS ia c CROPS ,tb. legs ih. 22c S h o p s ib. ’ ’ .p. i « i, anot'LOMit i t ' STEW lb. 10c c h Ap s It 10 lbs. I 9 t 2 hds. 9^ Lemons 15 # m ciH T O E TOMATOES 2 lb s.. t f * OTiR OWI^ SLICED BACON lb. 22c NO. A. ISO anna BALTIMORE OYSTERS YgLI.OW CCOXI.VP PURE HQG IaARP qt POTATOES 35c 5 >bs- I f * ONIONS 4 lba, home 41^ oaew x ENGLISH PEAS >ALL MEAT B01X)GNA N t t l l a LAUGH FUKIII half or whole By FREP,HARMAN COCONUTS lb. 21VaP WORKUM MB LOOK IfJ DRARV'S WO L W W / t Fresh PtPfl^ not helped if hr ta permits F R ID A Y F E A T U R E S LOCAL LIMA V " 7 gWtuak Ml Imlchtodneae wlilcb Beans 2 lbs, 130 Cannot hope to nay.'' RFC haa, unui-r Ita nu.t Tti aUllDibucnU, .frund to apprnvp on (he aveiai r ru tin a aA.NBOHN Coffeei lbj micKi.r.n w c k ic * * Hams lb. ' V M t nu. tkv Iii 'Ji a oTAMi.tttn Tomatoes »3 (’•■*(> Ktot *r (Aram U|tl r mueou* m< ’ many mrdl MO PUT WHISKERS AMD hV^KEUfl IN,-THIS O ^ m leL AND SHOW TO1 . - n a '^ P C R _ Peas BBAVBB.O VIOHLAMTBC . OAMBUNC. HAUL, LUC 'ERS-THB FIRE ALARM 3 for 25£ talk - • 80-90 Prunes a- T O IL ® T l^ U E ldutnkrt.1 II.*: 1. 3 iSc famay 4140 5(140 Spay NO. S CUT. R^ANS il/i »li HOMINY NO. I OLYMPIA CORN 4 z m •t\ t r t vV' a tLIL* • •• i l\ t aaof- • . B y - I P A Y I H Q M tP S O N , A n d C R A R L W *’ MIVtTN Tapioca ^ a n S jr CHiygO W . 2 ' J for 2S# ; 2 fa n ta rp i 10 ^ �» * * .'» • n V vv * -^ U ^ V 7 V U » ;^ U ^ 4 r 'T V * ' *• * > .i PAGE T iro BANTflftfl H fitA lft. SAW tfitB, lE f lm f e s horn*. wo* a fftie d by proxy. lir e JG.flOO-Word irp o rt found th a t *ubver*lre organisation* — K u li, CommunM*, w i n m u n x*i " i rF**ci>t.*, i n v i n 'i PAIIT TIMK job n* ntok m ✓ Cnrrfully Filled tttf-ktyled savior* o f A morion ami bim«r rlcnncr. linn-1 Inny, i'lli < 10 Year* K^vorii'tico all Iho root”—“haVe fallen upen Si., ( I n i hou*«- pa-t 1irhlir«< in I 'r n r a p l — Praia***! l l r l l r r r ? I the darkest day* they have• *een Milnirlx. J t'ouphil %illi the land nllnrk l," ___ *nd. th a t Iholr i ___ ___ total ___I mein* C WASHINOTON, Jan. I. - ( S ’) were ila«*lnii nir raid* on Turku ihlp ‘ho*- fallen I.OOn.oon. r»>'. *“ 'below ‘ . mi.I ll*nkn In *oulhwe*tem Fin­ ANNIE MAE Thuinon* mini* $»>!• —Th« l& o tbm W ttiig peaterday "Thill leave* about 1 1 1 ,000,000 aMnfaBCUj)>, H earted th a t lead* Amrrlran* who are still a* round Plume w'.i I land. Il wa* iinmumroil official - cleaning hnu«e. tHh SI., fir*l erahlp of 1 1 of.tha.iM t l O unlona and a i loyal to A m rrlran In.tltuly there were tin caaunltle* in hmi*e pn*t hridgr in »uhnrh*, y ^ Ungvd with Com* Ilona and the democratic way of Turku nnd only a few In lla n k '. In addition in Ihe i*thmu< doptunlam" but th at It found “en- life a* they ever were." Ihe report couraglhg aVidmca" of ah attempt added. f, n*«\ which ucrnrred In Ihe Talby national CIO leader* to re* pale river ron , Ihe Finn* lepotiThe committee pleaded for an move "Cotnarnnlat Influence" from active campaign by government eil widespread sucrrs.c* in figliting on the M di-m I runt. agmele* *t# repel In.ldiou* form* th* organlagtlort. Nortlu-a l of Suomii**nhul, near Submitted lo tbe Uou»o when of attack by foreign power* . . . lo k e Klnnln, tin* H n n l.h troop* eonvefi*d k l n o o o .th e through organitallon* a horn ,.!>• reached the w;*terh ihore* of vioua objective* enn to no other report 19l^ k o Kokkoj.-mi uml a t Sueinu*JOnn I#a Lewi* lrto l o t n n jo iity than to destroy the American ralmi llaclf implored fire tank* ° t Ike membership a f CIO,organ* •form of goveromrnL" nnd lr»o arm ore i «ara. l u t W of W o t Cammunlat* or The Gftrmsn-Amrrirou bund and The defender*. who grew up In ComihuhUta $fyr*p*thl*rfr*. On the the CbmmunUt p arty of . Ihe thi* country, ami know cv,ry iiu-h c c n trsrr, the w m m lttee aald, they United fUatea, It reported, artual* American worker* of the terrain, moved ptmul the lv are aubaervlent agent* of the heavy fure*t* pn »kll* rnmon* reeking to Improve’ th eir-lo t In (Trrjnah and Ru«*i*n government*, flageil with all-over while suit* Jlfe Jp perfectly legitimate Amerl- rgspectivtiy. Furtherm ore, the S f. q uan iity tiGHU Msutvto 2 1 9 S a n fo rd A V 0, and hood*. roramfttee added, OommanUt arcouarious rouNr. Mm to ta ki nntcHAm to yoo « ca« fiitmeil by all aeven commjltee tFHMm In this country constitute member* aftkr k rfportedly- violations of the 10*3 recognition Boiling Bad Compound atormy two-hoar d tiv sllv e com­ treaty between Ihl* country and mittee meeting veakerday, the re­ th# Soviet. p o rt did not V ^om m boi l i w leglaThe comm ittee look credit for latlon or conMfuiatlon of tho eom- uacoveritfg evidence leading to Ihe mittee'a Invaatigatlon , o f un- conviction of Vi Its Kuhn, Herman* Trndw Isby PIG PORK American affalra but merely lUled American .bund leader, on rm beiBEEF the group a artttttttillinM enu alkl alehtrnt charge*, and Indictment Loan Chop! d ie d four m ajor reason* why such of E arl Urowder, Commuhl*! iair­ loin or CUi « body *hou1d be *et up rib a per­ ly geher'el secretary, on rhargea Ih 1 7 V iC manent bails. STEAK o f.f a U ify lu r paaaport document*. Shoulder* I t was understood 'H u t three The w nunlltee alao rlaliriod re­ I.b . I 2 * j c Democratic committee member*— sponsibility fp r aeveral other Jicrr for 'Mouth-Walering!" ib 1 2 c Voorhls, California, Dempsey, New Thrauih January 6lh M O R R E L L 'S P R I D E T % | ROAST Mcwleo, and Casey, llaiaarh u ictt* Backbone 18.80 Duart Oil Wave I’erma—had forced modification of at f*moui. ici*nMi<*ll, «ugk*«u<*d Picn.ci Ib IS c nent*. K*prrially lO .C IJ least two sections of the original ib 1 7 c -(Uipril i"#»l you (An vat-look *)«at | report a t d rifte d and submitted W#»l„n urlly-rhanglng inlrynatinnal altn- i Slyleil F ur O Juicy Hami to the committee b y . Chalrmsn atlon, and t>ecaii«c II has been un- , Individuality Dfe*. now ill a t hi* Orange, Tea., ahlo to prote more than a imftll While Thoy Lait! - Pound-* Ib 1 6 c peicentage of Ihe Ir.td* it has un­ Ksnui City Chuck covered, so a* lo turn the confti- , I ’ou rtll'l’ iit 'l.T tistir * * k Sauuge r on. o r t i t it* u o o n ROAST alon now surrounding un-American | Pstrot lisih Oft? K R W tk m s I I I groun* Into a "complete rout,” j Ib 23c ■■ * , . , , .1 ami lteeau»o of the need for a ib 1 9 c StandingFmum Rib* Freshly Rftaetadl thorough Investigati. n on the went SUNNYFICLb Freshly. Greuadl BEAUTY SAI-ON roast. ROAST BLEACHED In the last m m irrtinn, It was Ib 2 tc V-owUx I understood the rom m lllrc had de­ MILD & MELLOW cided not to publicise n rcisirt on < !o**l*ii VmI Communism in Ihr west submitted ROAST 117 N. Park A **.— Fkftne 717 recently by two of ila investi­ %a«t Irtim . Fo il BREAKFAST BACON gator*. Ib 2Sc LB. f e X O . _ ; 3 9 e •r lamb tie*, Weigh! A r m o u r v»< v ..* d - ib 19c PRESCRIPTIONS T raffic »*■»«• **<4 Communist Label Mobley’s Drug Store . n JJrT M b L ^ i l Z - T ta Employee* la i m been f.7. Ir '•*3, PR t t t K 10^ h , IT optlm lw i. tha iHIv pn 1,1 Ivilrord this e o r S e bi* vftv over the -rented nav^ rreaw-n pay .m ount of ellloid ha*. SPECIAL Husrhes Mirasol EIGHT O’CLOCK 3 Steam Heated CAKE FLOUR COFFEE RED CIRCLE.... - .. .35c ROKAtt...... ....... —Ib. 19c * STEW 19° k . * ........ SSS* LIQUORS PAGE PURE DELICIOUS PRESERVES FRIDAY ONLY Cigarettes Shrimp C. & C. LIQUOR STORE DIXIE CRYSTAL <112 RANFOHI) A YE. FACTORY PACKED BAGS WE D E LIV E R FRYERS Ib 29 c R o d R o s o »,«di*ti-ib 2 9 c O l d S o l t l o r RindU ll-lb 2 3 c Ib 10c PHONE 0122 V iWatar Ground rands r c a r t tin S w ill * F a m o u s NO. S< CANS W H O LE PEELED Tondar 13 OZ. CORNER 3RD ST. AND SALFORD AVE. . FREE DELIVERY PROS. PRCNCf PIIONE «0» 3-lba SPANISH MACKEREL—SEA TROUT APPLESB Ca M W S lbs. 17c Ib. 2c r CARKOrS 2 bunche* «c f^ T A jfb lss" 3 lh». 10c ENGLISH PEAS 2 Ihs! 10c o S I S S s -------- 3 lb». AN* PA(MI.Pt'RR TCNAfO t »-#*. kelllee ia» 14 ox. bottle KETCtfuF HONE*YB8 10c o i. Jsr 9 c ; 16 oi. Jsr 12e 15c S jo o a 1 lb. can 10c; 2 Ib. can 17c GUAVA PASTE lb- bHek 25c W&Y 8HIMP 2 dins 25e LINK SAUSAGE III. U O O I) A L L M i : * T HAMBIJKRER lb. 25c Lr»c PORK SAUSAGE Ib. PORK SHOULDER Ib. PBBJk CHOPS lb. n aril*! B A C O N SQUARES I b . 20c 14c 19c 17c tmowRiiAiur CRANBERRY SAUCE SW T ** TEA 2 nttw 1-4 Ib. H r; 1-2 Ib. M sernltiJi PANCAKE FLOUR I 1-4 Ib. pkg. TOMATOES 3 No. 2 cans VANILLA FLAVORING pL riBCOCO co^whd2 lbt. 19c CANS PISH —SCOLLOPS —SHRIMP CKAI1 MEAT--OYSTERS AND FISH ROE. “ lW U A , R V F E E U 100 ">• lUe FRUIT COCKTAll, ' ” tl 25? PALMOLIVE SOAP Reg, 2 hart H * Lr#. 2 har* OCTAGON Laundry Soap Ml 5 bars 10f 3W t |0if BUPER SUD3 concentrated Ige. 8 for giant iO f Pinlo Bunns Red Kidnuy Boons Largo Lima Boans E v a p o r a t e d P o a ch o c 2 E v a p o r a t e d A p rico ts S u n iw o o l P r u n e * t««—o< S u n s w e e l A p ric o ts M«fitho-U*Ulon will ttep your fig »yrup moke* Mrtilho-Mulalnn *i|h da* to a cold Immediately, cling !<■ your Irritated inembranra id rid you Of your cough entirely! drker than any medicine you ev*r triad, o r rr*rv cant of th* rort will ba refunded without nueellon. Hentho-Mulrion D more than aa •rdlnary cough madinae. It was parfirtad by tha daan of pharmacy of a large mld-We*t*m imlvcraity and contain* vitamins A and D U build op your cold resistance, and atv ta soothing, haallag IngrtdlrnfaL together with baachwood creceoU fo r paoatratloe. Gaoulna California aa It acta faeter, heller. MenUmMulelnn I* aafei and th* whul* fam­ ily will Ilk* iti tengv U»te. Keep thtg remarkable ruugh medicine on hand ready for Inetant uee at th* Aral elgn of a rold or rough. Inslit on genuine Urnlhu-Muliloe, The large ulcer and green parkege containing 4N doece for Ib t and lot) doee* to r $1.18. Mentho-Mulalon I* endorsed by yejU neighbor* and guaranteed by ITTV m u«i '«■«.' COFFEE Ib 1 4 'A C layin g Math oi k u a ifh PARKAY ib 17c 8lk-lb 2 5 c Sa*a C o u p o n S.1^ D<siting Churngold TROPICAL Ib 19c 15c p» Lsnd O' Sunthino—In Q u.vtan * h*g *lM LIQUORS and WINES CHAMPAGNES AND SCOTCHES Ca r r o t s Ctisp Bch. 4 ' / ; C Nlw Gup flafida C olory lUlk 7'/tC l 11IH*Tn mil lues ktbw* WrtlfNO W la iu p lettuce hrnd fiends G u m C a b liR ft 7RBB bHI.IVFHV—IPHONEim-J No, 8 ttartford, Florida J lp p la a 5c i 4 t. 10c Conconlralkd IT WILL BEjjtVARM INSIDE M AKEl YOUR ENGAGEMENTS IM It« ti h ic u r w ia J t U l.m t IT 18 IN WALKING DURANCE iu SR* IS C fc 2 c fl-e* Yettew Or U r U* Dried lit. 1iepi<*l FfwH Amorka'i Biggoit Sailor 1 2 ^ m .p l w , n< Old Uulch WE RaVE Tfife MOST COMPLETE LINE OF t»bls . ib. SNAPPER —BLUE LIQUOR STORE P&irat Buttfer WJTLBY OLEO OASS—RED J SULTANA—SMOOTH RICH ;SSShTO H SEA OMIIUC flOUI-SAVt COUPON^ �.»■<*>' r.v . -/.•»«<»** >r*> ( (" V , !> • >-•» r* v> i »>K • l O / i . ^ o i r t i r ‘ v, v \ ! k v .v v o i : i « (* ^ v 4 >*a4( wo*3**vr? v \ % I MARKET REPORT b 'ir'fc’S, At Longwood (CNOUkU) - la trackvn, earl#* i ORLANDO, Jan. 4.—Tbs flntat speed, won the fra Ior* futurity elks* iH liti n r ■ iUnity event of the yvar ifora to ; last night in the fast Urns of t> i# pool tonight In tba ninth and.and 4-Sth* aeranda. stared raco at tho Sanford-OrTba Indian took command .of noo Kennel Club, nine miles the race on the back stretch and irtb of Orlando on the Sanford roaroj across tho taps a throa­ “ ifitifilerRurri — length winner oror John Btnj field, a rank oatalder .on tho ai praximats odda board. Simpson was declared the show winner In a camera finish with Blngfiold. ts Oapatlas = S 3 ^ ainst forward, Jim Riser osatcr, Dob Epps and Billy Oeoigo guard*. Only Altman and Riser haw bod much oaperlsnea.• tlfJUirn try nmoir nsnirr. oik Coach JfrLoras sold ptoopoeto wore not any too bright for a Ick, Olettford Red. Lady a t Arms, championship team In the North* tho other boxes a r t ably filled by cast Florida Conference trot that nig Question, Jappy, Smoky School'd Celery he hoped to win a majority of Mountain and Mind Bandar. big Big Ick, ick, from Ard A™ *-»« Na w Loch in games. • • Kennels of Daytona Beach, hat has The schedule followsi already won two out of bla three Jan. 4—'Tavares; here. ttarts. Including the Inaugural Jan. 0—Winter Packs here. Handicap opening night. After J a t l l —Debiml: there. hla victory Turmfay night over n and 4-Mhi second*. He was sent Jan. IS—Koatlsi hero. good field,' ho will probably bo the to the starting bug on Ik to 1 Jon. 23—Lao*burg| here. choice ami returned the healthy po*t time favorite. Jon. 2$—Day tow | there. —• Smoky Ranger finally "started award of 139.40, $21.60 and $090. Jan. SO—Orlandol there. of each school. Peb. 1—Ocala; hero, running .Tuesday night defeating Short Side and Jane Ellen com­ Court Action and Lady a t Arm* puted the money trio in thia con­ irjJ L. McLucas said h’fcb. 0—DeLand: here. * -loppy and test. ischoof gyimatlum Feb. #—Wig lor Porks tbore. • ; in a d o te finish. The dally doubles, a 1*7 com­ Mind Header Uavo a lot of early ha boo led and that the pub- Ksb. 1.7—Euatls; there . tool, Rtnnky Mountain baa d ata bination, paid $12590 with Black I not stay away on account i Peb. IS— Daytona; here, und Glenford Red la un<|uoatlon. Eye* Uratehen and Lolly Leo cold Wssthrr. I Peb. 20—Lsesburci thei th.* finest young dog a t thv romping homo. After Oretchen ably th.-^ able starters for Sanford, Feb. 22—Orfeadei here. truck. Big Question will be mak­ had won the second raco, tho doily MeLuns Indicated, will be Peb. 26—Tavartei there. ing hla . fin $ official sta rt from doubles board showed the No. 1 Altman gad Roy Dlnn a t Pah, 27—Ocala i there. dog combined with all the other di*ga in the third race, except the No. 7 dog, would return $GOUO. It looked like a sure shot dally doubles purse of $503TO but Lolly With , r i f AI7T.TR C H A L K E B 3i®PIIk‘ cacAitoLE—n *. ‘“..iwa'ir’ss f i& P W * ■-At 7:15 CHALKING ’EM UP bj^'fcpr. 1.1H H , Wax bo. her. DBANg (LIMA)-Fla. few till. I'a s ee; r s U l. IIMWTS— Pcr >get. bon Me-tie. . RlinctkJL! Usppll.s mod«r* air. dMimed fair, marS*t steady, I r j e lb. CARHAIIK — Kuppllrs mod*rats, drmsiwl peer, market unarlilsd.Cs. prnhsean m bn. her. lit. Ten H & n u ’ * t r r * "•»«•»* tan, CAIIBAtlM (CIIINKHK) — Per doa (n ee* . L O W S H E L F P R IC E TABLAsSyK^STORCS S K C lf A Y O T It a — P ta . supp lied modr r s i s l,ii. h p r. I l r - l . t r . cillCunY — fla . m bu. hpr. Lee, after n por- atart, came home with a rush to not tho $126.90 purse. T he, ■lath event was another one to got well on.” Cash Die* jdtnd was out of the eighth bos In a flash to wbi going away. He paid off a t $30.40, $20.60 and $$J0. Mark Demons* place waa worth $16 and $1190 while 8a* SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION y |ii XcrrU M tlilifi lipnia match** scheduled between Sanford and Ocala were from last Sunday to an indefinite date, Bob H ardaktr need. Hardaker pointed out that tha reason for tha post* Whs wet courts. He wired the Ocala team that the courts w et to permit playing. But negotiations are now belag p i.o a lu A ' aRAPRPWriT B A L L O T DEMOCRATIC PARTY I JUICE No. 2 T u e s d a y , m a y 7,1940 S E M IN O L E R u ssasr PRECINCT N U M BE R .................... PILLfBURY’8 BEST • M>lte a Croon Mark (X) before th e Name of th e Candidate of your Choice tad as a vital adjunct to proper living. Let's hope Jons with other clUee in eporta wlU be carried, on. Department receives the support of eiUsene much a be carried o u t Celery Ptda tackle Tavares In the first game on schedule. Many peopla know little or nothing We understand th at while a good many atu- FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS tir e . ob SEVENTH HACK: M l $111*1 lit. Sam. «f Hot Our Nan»'y . . .• I r o n ONB R. W. WARE TT n 3 T 7 7 FOR COUNTY PROAECUTIM* 01. ATTORNEY____________ FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN ' C 0N 0R E 88 FROM FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT one r o n onb CORN Nta l/C a n rif.'thi FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR SUPERVISOR OF RBGIBTRATION votb B E A N R .S t r h i K N a .8 e a a s iB w e rs r P P A O H E T n 8 ox. pVf. CLEANSER Lirbfhooaa T. 8 . 8 . TISSUE B if Roll FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PU B LIC . INSTRUCTION---------- VOTB ron.O N B a .MDCmUE,thMKUIIl.' - MIX 'EM UP MATCHES Be bo* * ' S A L T '. 1*4 lb. bo* ' FOR 8H E R IFF T i I—I E to irrii hack ! Futurity: iia. Nam. Ilf DaTt* OH H|V. ria PEAR Nta 2 t m ' - A W * PORK R BEANS te U c ta r o n ONB votb r o n ONB „ Fresh Fruits & Vegetables FOR COMPTROLLER FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER D irm ic T VOTB r o n ONB ns . i FOR STATE TREASURER NINTH HACK; Nam. v( Dog Indian Holt John niskflrid . HinipauBU v o t b . ron ONB FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Indian noil » IlnaD tld 11.10. FOR STATE SUPRRIN PUBLIC IN S T R U C T IO N . votb yon onb Aaabrss* ta .ll. t i ll U .e fi J a a * BidevnxTir SOUPS FANCY BLUR ROSS Mob Tailor 1*1*. I . I l l ; Mlaa VOTB ron ONB l.ia _______ Nam* ol Dog Jib■* 15* tas s t n s 3 for 25* a ll SPAGHETTI FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR votb Are Na torch » SI. I.ll; Our Nancy i i . io , BEANS Ft' Off Btr. rin uh Taylor .1 I I I . ; I—I II Arc x/'Loch . 1 I t r ' I—I g ie* FLOUR 8 Urn. 19c—10 K*. 85c onb FOR GOVERNOR Mailt D .m so U , II.2 I;'S a h a r a F I Dm. Jltc— 10 tba. 49c P sv fsst B lsaslt PL s r S3c FLOUR 1 lb. pkfir. 5c a N, Baby D m or Navy S. R. 2 0 lb s. 8 5 ^ FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR baa never attended enough games to leant to like teal) le aha o f the faster games pad only a. few v o r a r o n onb itm d e It In the teatter'of speed. Though tt ha* Ttvtlagv to i*» g-i*m * o ffr e n ta n r e r ‘ J g f 'tk l fast, from a woman to a ’racing car. and on this should take to-basketball* As a matter o f fact, rwu rapidly .|tr the naat'fbit years and today I* a into otto of tho bte tedoer games pf all Urn*. IejdN.<0i*lr shard1nf Interval. Sanford's aporttng vail to see them In a few game*. *' FLOUR FO R COUNTY AS8B8SOR OF TAXES verrn ron BsOs O r Ovslaam CRACKERS lb. 10c FEED COUNTY racki AO“ C « W « R , ' K ^ M t a M t a m .. » -• « * .« • • # . *«- ' "** * 1.1! PF Large Head i W INS* ORANGES ea. lc R |N S() CRISP TALL CABBAGE a a a n c GRAPES 2 lb*. 15c UI9T9I u a i a • • allidCN 0*«W9IJ I It. Alt, 1 l««icbr Clark 1.$*, i.l Ctevae I QLINIKLA. g—4, ssM «TA*. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER mssivimeaswaaiDsaasiM HIs .......... ’........................ . FOR RA1L1 VOTB FOB ONB w’ !’ TBMI U T T U I P9B FOR «T A T E SENATOR S IT * NRNATORIAL DISTRICT \% ,r k ; iawnnr.1* * '. • - PUBLIC IN8TS1 m Aw * Cstf Slemg* Or. "S' 5 LOS, 23a . )N I« # sJ 4#*, ff* C W > # * * a a .t.a a s w ***a * s H * i « * t i n aa a*s* | *as** : A ______ r j a ia f s w FOR COMMISSIONER OF ™ votb *K»n onbw**tbiot WASHINGTON Larue LETTUCE POTATOES 10 LBS. 19c SQUASH % P U . O r. " A " 1CIBKBG U. A. MAINE -* rb �wv y .f~~ r\! | . . ‘ SeatnoU Coanty Produces More F ru it And V ^cU blon Than Any Sim ilar A rea In America AN INDEPENDENT Associated Preaa SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY,^JANUARY 5. 1940 Finnish Front Interest Is Seen In Vote On Longwood Defenders Take Init*U tive In Sudden, • Swooping Dashes At , Positions Of Enemy Freeholders To De­ cide On Abolish­ ment Of Town At Polls Next Tuesday Qitiet Reigns On Western Front Shall the Town of Ixmgwuud ■ml the municipal ' government thereof he nbollihc«l Rnil the tax district of Longwood hr created to liquidate the affairs of the municipality 7 This will be de- Bankhead Wields House Gavel Again § o v i e ' t Commercial Treaty With Bul­ garia Is Reported In* Finland'* border developed into handhand cu«riUa encounters to* T -* » both Ruulana and Finns began using ski troops :2a Sudden, swooping dashes over the bills and among trees on the bitterly cold, snow-swept fro n t Oone for the present at least w as the th re a t o f a Rus­ sian drive westw ard serosa Kinland's narrow waist, ' The Finnish defeat of the R ed's lSSrd division a t Laka X lanta shattered _ th e Russian ___ T hera Is no W tg tr n well-defined b attle line aha - the ■Finns held the Initia­ tive in the sM m lsbes occurring today. A t Copenhagen, R was rep o rt­ ed the Finns had won another victory J t l asliee north of Lake K laata. . The Russians w ars re ­ ported fleeing in confusion across the fro n tier. I t may mean the F leas 'w ill be able to deetray the M iumenek Railway te n d force Wpsale, to confine the w arfare lof the. K arelian Isthmus. i T here . was virtually no news In tha • German-BipJab-French 'APER ves Baby From Mystery Murders in an election on lue*da>- Jan. 0. The election 1* authorised in a' local bill passed in Ihe last sc*, skin of the 1legislature ami IhU s' * l l w it be read.am i rsplaincd by the town a lto m ry, Webber, llayne* of Altamonte Springs, In ' an open meeting to be held a t , th epublic litra ry of Lengwood c ' tonight a t 8:00 o'clock. I As the time fur the election ep“ pioaclir* the pros and culls ie pro* cults uf the Issue are being more and mors discussed by the rrslilenta, in­ cluding those who ha\c winter homes in Longwood. Proponents uf alwlishmrnt contend th a t they are now- being taxed by both the Town and the County and tlie t th r benefits ta be derived from lb* incur|«iratian jare nut sufficient to w arrant Ihe Ijwynirnt of the tuxrv, partiru{iuily since they claim th at only of Ih* property in the h!onr-tviith town limit* is within reach of the municipal services. In an Interview: with a llrrulil if|s .rte r yesterday, Mayor Georg* II. Ilrklre, Jr., of laingwood, oc­ Slipping silently Into the night with his baby lirollicr clutched elli red that he docs not wish to tightly In hi* utTtiH, K-ytnr-uhl (ilutut Koirrm, n r s s s s c u ira r n n t*«ca|»«*<l th* A wedge of subirro weather, in influence the ro te of the free­ some district* tha coldest in three holders one wey or the other In dfAili by fire,nm l gun Unit mblirtl him of hi* mother. fiithrr mul yeses, drove eastward from Jhc Ihe election but th at he consider* 4-jrrar-cihl In other. Thr boy *lunihlri| into police hcutlquAiter* ut plains, tu Mount Washington, N. Il his duty tu give Uic resklvnta F o rt Townotl, Oklu., half n mill* uwuy. to tell how twt» nitn hutl il., the highesi peak In north- the farts in the rase In oidrf rn strrn United Hlates, with a re­ that they may not bo misled. •hut amt klllatl hu pairnt.t unit w t fin* to their f mi*|i« Iioiim*. ported PV-mlla hurricane a t «cio For tills purpose, he said, the open meeting ha* been called for tem perature during the night. ley Ii for Wind decreased this morning, tonight a t Which the “attorney III ex­ ei but cold continued throughout llir people of 'Longwood" will New England, with unofficial plain tu them the content* of the bill which authorise* the election. tem peratures low as CO b?|ow. Under the provisions uf this In Nchrpsks, tem peratures — tan g ed from 13 above to 2 | be­ bill, hr pointed out, tho munlcl|>al.trelietli foi «. congressional mu>e low. Michigan rgnged • from 33 Ity would be Sboll, Ired and a tea WASHINGTON, Jso. i. - IA7 a b o v f'tb fix below. * KentdFkf district crrxtaO.' rt-'Ilvcnuan com­ A n e n a tr - lln n s o sn g sr to m iu ltn u to limit the (H.wets or I'lcsld m l ranged from nine below lu 10 mission appointed by the Govern­ heard dem ands y erlerdey for lionw telt and Secretary tValliieo above; and a frigid belt extend­ or rath er Ilian u town council itmrply Inercasrrl msli.elllig ...... over sugar quoin- Some memln l* ing from central Nebraska ta elcctrd by llie people would ad­ las for niuinlind sugar producer-. proposed depriving llie eseeiitive Ohio, drove the M rrtury below minister the uffnir* of Ibv tax Representative |Vt< rs. n, of oranclr. f tin- enitio-ily to »o»|ieml sent et Chicago the first time district. Till* commission would Kiorida would insist <qi « quoin •luota*. have llm right to levy any amount of 223,000 toils of raw .ugur. slncu Krbiuary 1030. Pcler-t'ii nyiettl tu yo uluiii: In Ohio tho cold was the sever­ of taxes it deems necessary tu This would Ih' ii Immi I foortnnon it - with any xii|{iir rmitrut hill llml est since 1038. At least 4 died liquidate the affair* of the town, large as the current Florida imvi* Florida a foil **han*, altll4Miyh like ot lit l r I'O l«lin lira lie from its cold, and three in W est according to the bill, and Mayor t h a n . Bridge declared this “ taxation Virginia, and one In Illinois.' ilmihi uthe wixtlum mien, or e sp n Representative Moiilnn, of I.l., uo Fk|>rrhM-tl without iepre»enlatiun.“ Colder weather was forecast for limiting ilomenlM* piodiieliun of ublilmi would | of III iviana, reported lyndsiijim "III my opiniuti," liu said, “ the north and central Florida tonight iiainamd n in e j any iioii-MirplijA eiup. I mi satisfied with main but no frost danger. The lowest people uf lamgwood sta n d to be quota of 000,000 ton* But I told the comnillli'e,’* hi* taxed m ole amt g e t Ices under the predicted wss 34. _______ Im-,-1 s»ld. that linh'MN we |ful it fair Representatives off sugirrsog proposed setup.” I '• ““W '» l- ;" io ii The Commission lies the a u ­ -tales ssld they agreed lelitali.ely ,| " f having lo i.|i|a.-e -ugur l.gU thority to hire Ilie am ount uf help to ask that a n e a g e allolm. nlterritory be Incna-cd by I *■*•«•" «'r it deems necessary and ta set the tlielr H eprcuentutive MunliHk, lienai'i Hriiniu ntaltv* Miir.ltHk, salsry under the bill, Mr. Bridge 100,000 arrm . r r a t , U tah, com m ittee A ieietm y, sald. adding tliet a t present It 1s Th© rom iiiittii' nirt tu it»n»nlfi »aitl n niimlier uf rliMUK*'* m the costing the Town |0U monthly to new IcicImI*tIon tu M'pluri* ' Ih© prenent a ct w e ir "faviM M y ili»operate Ihe waterworks, read me­ '©•rni auirar <|uuUi Uiw vaIik Ii i i - cumtetl.’* ||e lidded Deleifut* Kniir ters, collect the w ater bills, as­ pirfct a t.lilt' vml uf tliin y«*«r. ROME, Jsn . .8 -< * > — The sess end collect the taxes, keep rh aln n an Cuninilnvn, Dt'niucral. of H aw aii m ade hi* '*iimuuI mid Fascist pres* yesterday forecast all uf the city's books and other Colorado, Raid ht» would n|i|Mdnt n lo|fiu©l ph*a" th at any iiiietu in* r t «*!*('■ rahoti lit Inelutle llaw uiinn a possible struggle for power In Incidental work. Nubcormnlttrr «»f two mmnturM ami fMturem. the middle east between Germany If the town Is abolished, lor in­ three rtp rrn n U tiv n i t**«U«>• tu p Hniutul Fllendel and Kepi e-ell and Soviet Russia on on* slde-and sisted, fe« niUBt [ns pakJ to the s ta rt w ritinr the new hill. talive Maloney, lAiiiioimisi Memu* G reat Britain and Franc* on the county tax assessor and collector Prtfeuniably, must of tin him in - crat*. intiirilured ii'Milution (.S. J. other and said Europe* w ar ul­ for assessing and collecting taxes Und lucrrane would he taken off tim ately may spread tu western and It would pave th* way fur III© lm|H»rt ipiotn uf t'uhn Miipor. It. 100 and II. .1. It. lufi) I** exAsia. troublesome juok joints which I f n J rr tin* III 10 i|Util«i. C’uImi will empt from any |Hiiullie* tin* ill* Route neWSpepers featured dis­ have been abolished In Longwood te allowed to nell l,U32,Nd Imm crcwrcd plaid ini:* wliieh fiJIuwed the RURpentlon of tpudn^ la-1 Si p* pa tebea saying th at lbn Hand, the under ordinance. Tha toning or­ In IhU country. teinber The quota ayalrin wii* re* WahKab! king of 8sudl A m bit is dinaries and building regulation* Ilcmbera re|Mirted ruintideiahU estatlU hed recently. reorganising his military and civil adopted by the city-would alto be aviation and establishing a new inoperative end their advantages a ir base a t Riyadh. lost to residents. The dispatches Indicated It la Mr. Brldgs proclaimed the Im­ unclear aa yet whether lbn 8aud‘s provement* to Runnvshade Park a ir strength will be used for or one of the outstanding project* sponsored by th* Town recently, against Croat Britain. The Lavoro F asc ist, said lbn and the ownership and m ainte­ B u d 's activity la causing consid­ nance of this, park. he pointed out, W histlin' Willie is humu again. hi* Imrk which till- MuimU-t of (OeartaaoO a a r t t s H b m ) erable perplexity among Ih* Arab Comniorcc sent to him, Willie a t­ Hanford s famous old darkb M tieflalisU who e re uncertain tracted a great deal of attention who U becoming sliou-t a well whether be intends to aupport “ People who didn' know where known as Htrphcn K orl.t'fsld.d B ritain or again attem pt ta profit Hanford wus,” Willie nay*, “know* hjyjaa. opportunity tu oppose tha “Old Black Joe," recently C.ioplcl- now It's Um plsre when- Whi-llin' cd his dutlea a t thv tluiidu Ex­ Willie lives." And lie ailile.l u* sn hibit e l the New Yolk Wmld's after thoiiglil; "D ry know* we Th* 66-year-old tbu Baud, re­ F air where he served a . Janitor ytrows celery h e r, 'reuse wlisu puted to have been married !M and entertainer extraunliiieiie. barns and wielding ra w e r un­ •ley saw dc stalk of celery on my fed in Arabian history since When W histlin' Willie wusn t sw eater and asks me el-ont it, 1 Seminole County home owners jaoltaU ng, he was whislling. Ilv lell ’em we gruw more celery hero tanned himself, has g ran t Influ • may begin now to file their ap­ stru tted around the Florida pa- than anywhere else in the world." sea among all tho Islam ic'poo­ plication* for homestsad exemp­ vilkra and patio where e reel All of which is an indication tion on next year's taxes. Tax A s­ orange grove was planted and that W histlin' Willie is u definito ls*. Urn disps trims published la sessor Sanford Doodney raid to- other tropical growth lent tbu ‘adjunct hi advertising Hanford. oaso, coiacklont wMh f * t h m te­ trua Florida atmosphere to thxt And It ie safe to snsume that tris * t tha massing of Rimslan “ •ftrn app.ic.Umm m ust be filed tiay spot in New York. Nearly al­ Willie will be Janllating end in th* office o f the tax assessor ways he was whistling. With a Whistling a t the Florida E ihrt.il bef ore Apr. 1 o r Urn hum* owner little cap patched aa his head and come next Boring and Ihe open­ tha Heavy sw eater with Ihe big ing o t the F air fur its second •talk e f re fe r/ - embroidered no season. No. Two Nazi Held C o l d e r Weatjier I Predicted In State Similar Post Before But No Frost Seen War Was Started peacctlmo when Adolf H itler de­ cided to concentrate the nation's r* R n n li repertad concluding a entire economic p rara ertivlUcs In cvmmerclal treaty with Bulgsrls. A t the same tlam, Soviet began peris as one o f.y ie most difficult in a country poor In raw m stcrl- Honcrfoi III tho flcld marshal will 'I ni tb s “supreme wsr-pcouoiaic suthorlty." j According to the Nstiousl-Zeit| ung o f Essen, which baa Pirlleulaxly close connections with GoerIng. one of the most Important features of the new eo-ordjnatton planes the Inclusion of Ueut-Gen. George Thomas, chief of the eco­ nomic section of the supreme high command, in n new “general council" The beads of otbsr economic of­ fices in the reich also will be members o f this council. Another im portant factor in the scheme is the fa c t th at Goering a t the aame tim e heads the min­ isterial defense council, the other member* of which or* (’ol.-Gen. Wilhelm KeMal, chief of the high commend of tho arm ed forces; I hr. W gltcr Funk, president of the' re ten* bonk end minister of eco­ nomics; Wilhelm Frick, minister Of Interior; Rudoft Hess, deputy lender of the N asi party. »n*l Dr. Ilens-Jlelnrkh Rammers, liaison g fighting member between H itler and tbc uoldlcra is council. Th* suggestion for this tiemendoes concentration of power and ascribed to kxr'““' ~ The N ationil-Zeitung contrasted a a asserted genius In Germany for urgan lia ttea with whst lt termed G reat B ritain's policy of muddling through. I t also charged th a t the Gorman leadership In 1014 was a t fau lt In not provid­ ing sim ilar coordination and concoatration. Tho Gorman press meanwhile deals rod th a t membership In th* f Nations was not comith true neutrality h a t bowing of favoritism tol British-French Allies. Florida Asks For Larger Quota .!;■ For State’s Sugar Producers ,. T i “u Fascists Predict Struggle Between . British, French Whistling Willie Arrives After Season Spent At World’s Fair Applications For Tax Exemption On Homesteads Due 1ENTKNCED FOR FRAUD GLASGOW, Jan . 8. —(A ^-M arfea' Campbell, who was a slewtorpedoed liner ife, was sentenced ta six la prison yesterday for tale" of her sym pathy Douglas Fairbanks Leaves 2 Million NEW-YORK, Jan 6. - W l Douglas Fairbanks left half of hi* colato to his widow, Um former lardy Sylvia Ashley, with tbc stipulation th a t her share nut ex­ ceed 11,000,000. In hi* will probated here, he left some of k b property to hi* son Douglas'. J r , tha total not to u f uammsfclal synthetic •u ® il Solons Flay Navy Plan To Give FDR Emergency Powert P o w e r To T a k e Factories For Navy Construction Would Be Given Roosevelt AAA PaymentsTo Florida Fanners Total $3,000,000 Goering Is Made Cold Wave Heads Coordinator F o r East On Heels Of German Economy 99-Mile Hurricane BERLIN, Jsn . 6. —W)— Field Marshal Goering has assumed su­ preme responsibility for the con­ duct of Germany's economy In NUMBER 114 Established In 1908 New Deal Friends, Foies Hit Plan Seminole G r o w e r s Received 1* r o p e r Share, Agent Says St'inlimit* t'uunty FarmriM it** (I'iipil tliidr priipui titUinlf "hurt* i f thr pnyiiit'idM paid tu Floiiilii f»u iiifin for Mill runnervntion prm*Hern duriim th© punt yrn«, t*«iin« ty AKent C. It. Ilnwnun revenliHl ttnkiy. The tidal pnyincntrt It* Ihe faintern in thin nullity nhnm !»»%••• n«d yet Ih'4'II tiitiiihitrtl I til a lr|»« »t fitriti || . th C'laytuli. RhUr AAA ittlmiiUAtnitive ufflciT, dUrluMtl th at r i ti i d n fum ifiN hail Ik-4'Ii paid hy the cuvcrnim 'iil until' th.in $:i ,0ihi.ihRi In tUJUt ft*r i*o»u|H,riit» Ini; with the A ki ifid lm al A*ljiiftiiitiit Atlmiiii"tratim i prni;rniii. jt' t il payilieiltN tin r in a: th r print >tTn, Mr. rh iy tn n mi id, tnnmimtrd tu f:M 7 t,'Jt:i.laJ , w hkli im ln jt.l f J.r»|ri,7llH.Htl paid tu tin lilt ft r im rth'ipathin ill the lU.'W pm* irrniii, 4'uttoii p a rity paynu lit* utt the Itnttt 4*iup amm intim r tnistU f4ti‘ I0,'tr.7 fariiM, ami pay­ ment < uniter the Stiicwr Art t •• Fluritln pruilueerr* tutaliiu: fTIT,- lir Field Armies To ke P art In Ma­ neuvers Next Y ear WASHINGTON. Jim. B.— (Al*)—A lildnt of rrillcistn •loiliiv imlii-nlctl tin* navy’s n-cnniiiu-iiilntinii lo I’ri-rtiilctil |ioiK-i-time emer­ gency |Mnver to commandeer fiu-torli-s for niivnl construc­ tion fm-eil formidable opIMwition In ConKre.HS. I-Nen longtlnie Administra­ tion supportenv like Senator Min­ ton, Indiana, IVmncratic whip, Joined tin- bi-partisan opposition proposal, iiiw.le l.y ftccretary Edison in u letter In Speaker Bankliend. T he propo.-at, wliieh would broaden power* now delegated t.. the I’rcsl.lcnl only in w artime, was being widely discussed •» 111.- Adm inistration pushed abend with the defense program. The mittilmr of partieipiitiiiK Detailing m ajor plan* for the I fi»»im» in the preirrum in I'.ctu w.im ' -I.’I.Tihi, or i«n InerenM* "f •'1,‘Rtn next IM month*, the arm y and disclosed Intention ut , m t r tin* immU r in tin* I'.MS pn*- navy ■Irenglhenlng m aterially fo rtifi­ ••"•in. -•ixim ately $ 2 ^ 00.01111 will cation* in tho Pacific arcs. The War Departm ent an­ | fn ‘ii farniiTM fur partiri|Ki* lion in .ie I'.i.lo nniMervntHut pro- nounced nil four field armies, i-iuilc ill. of the regular arm y I ir*xtin. Mr. ( Inylun Mtiitl. Wink uf the AAA hi Florida and nullunnl guard, would take ln»l year, Ihe ndininiRtintlve « f- pin i fur lb© flrot tlm r Inti* B©»l leaf! fil ial <tpluiiied, inchidril nieuMire- iim im r in \uir kmme© of nu nl uf ull hr Ikh t leaf tulutco llirrv urci'k.'t tluiallon. Min t sin *ii ill be tbuugbl t h t McrcuKe. hnltlinK two referendum*, *Ktll toil |tro|>©Mil vlol*U»«l tb© e-tal lisliinu tutul soil-dcpirting npiiil of u D einm riiU f fountry* • arraago elbdmenta fqr earl, fn-m Olbui tnilwjiBluNi^fittltki -ifTTS l«.vlog n s|Mriiil crop sllotinent, j l'«l"lliilg ••"llell imuhellii;! quota-, S fim lui j» llulub iiinl 1’ufl# , rneasnreim'nl of ucreiipe «,f •!♦•• WASHINGTON, .Ion. fi. —(A*) , pleting crnp.s and -ml l.ud.lmg fhiimiiitii hntli*llln|| tD-NO prnrtlee*, uitaNiiit-nit'iit nl Mi^rnr NCreaKe, holtliny iilucntioual rni'ii- id llie Iloii-e \Vu>* and Means illKn tu ilifiiim (siriotTf iihtoil thr fom m ittee today leiilativeiy enpruKrani, ami n r lif v in r npplira- dor-eil llio Harrison pr.qsisal for tifiiH f«»r payment mi mm pint lice1 t ‘<ngie-s to iniiko up il" own b«U» Kil nml lux |iroKmiM Ibl* w wlon. with proKiinn pitivi'iiiriN. Afli-r « f t f 4'ri'iu'u vkitli KuoaoThe propiMin unit admiiiiNti-reil with the iiKrtiritiimc mill eu opera- veil, I»*sin:lils'ii Miiil f»r fumctlme In Iim'I in niiiitl tin* "Him? kiml of thin of rminty emiiiiiitteeimu. county pet ftu nisinte Miper viKuiK, fiMiil rihi'ly Senutur llurrUun proclerk©, farmeiM, and uttu-r*. A |N)Mil In -1 niubt. H u m i ^ iii i»*kr4| tli© ©rrnllon of total of $.'(.*10,000 u ih tvpeiithtl fur mnyitiK out adiinni'«tlutive a 21 iiu' ihInt Si'imlf-lloiUK* Com* work hy comity rttmnntlefmen in it I«•«' In iiivt-rilijiHle (br IhiiIkoI mill other* work ini; in the «*••n vi - iiihI lux ni'ril-4 for Iwti inonlb* lien, irf wliieh nppriix iniatelv vxIiil«* ( ‘"tu'i«**H i-* '••m urm sl w ith $2411,(MX) will U ilediirteil fmm utlii'i 111111111*111*. Tin- m "imm n<luti« ti ilri'W bulb fu n n el m' pinnt paymeiitH. At the |K'sk of odniini*tmti%’i« work, nt Mpi'roviil ami ftrotiK u|ipoaition many Da fcf>0 peiaun*' writ* em ­ fi iiiii ul In’t I'uHKit'MBiiieil* ploy ml in the -tale Summirur up. Mi i*la>ton «utl “ We feel thill out A \ ,\ woik has hern v n y «urro<fiil in lll.'l'.i, mal we tM'lieve il will Ih* e\eii ni"ie MMtUfactuiy in II*111.’ 4*11 Cluii nroadca.sl Slated For Saturday 11onic DoiMuni.il ution A gent Mi*. Itcvu l>. A ndiew > oigcd nil Sem ­ inole fo u n ty I II < Ini. m em lar* to tune in on llie nutionWi.lc 4-11 Club lir.-stleu-t over ihe Nstionul llroailcukiiiig »ysteiM tom orrow al 12:30 I*. M. The program i- a* follow*; “4-11 Club memlH-r* |.Uin for iUIO." Two t-lf flu b member*, Helen llryun, of Monlguiurry Ceunty, kid., an.l l>*llon (iarpeo ter, of Clarke County, Vn„ will l>e In \Vu«liliigluii, Ii to In Ik about IU4II plan* lor 4*11 flu b work. They will interview Mi»a Gertrude |„ Warren. C. E. I'o llrr, and C. A. Heliffiel.l, of Ihe Estension Herviee, II. S. De|mrlinenl o f Agriculture. John Baker will presm l Ibe 4-11 new* of live month, and lUiy Turner will dis­ cuss the niusiral numbers on this, th e first of the l'.i|t> *rric* on “ Music of Yesterday and Tuduy.” The U. H- Murine Band will play the com|Hi*ilioiis. (Tily Nows Briufn Tin* n*Kulnr niuntbly tu relln f uf llie lioanl uf ilirrcturM of th f Seiiiinolr ('uuiily ChumWr of ('unintrivi* will Ik.* Iiclil in th© ('I imihImt liinltliiiK Tufxilny night «t H IM) u 'rl'ik . Till* limit im; Imlirt* uf m(‘Vim©I ItM-nl h|M*rtMimii un TuiiKikulimtclic© Cri'i'k vbii.w ri*|»urtu(l tlealruyetJ by finin''• ru' i'iilly. Then* win no ©p" r n /'Ml* |irn|»«*i|y lost, those lr%* l' | I'rill'll rvUltl Uuirhey Agum Heads Townsend Club Here \V. installed Ssnfitrd Townsend Club a l it*. Hireling Thursday night lu the C ourt House. \V. Ii, jltupri-e was also installed us vice-president, W. E. Watson, a* treasurer, soil Mrs. J. A. Williams, secretary. Mrs. M srthe M offett, who had been nom instrd a* secretary, de­ clined Hu- appointm ent becausa J A lI r i IIIIHIIAND IIKATKIt of her dutirs as a mem ber of ■ W HEELING. W V«.. Jsn . C.— committee to wotk in the Troll Otr)— Judge Bonnescn yesterday Bluscrs League of the Townsend sent Mrs. E tbrl Wolfsoti, husky organisation. Irishwoman, to jail for 30 days on Sewers and sewage are recelv* har husband's plea th a t sho beat him. Displaying several bruise* ing increased attention in Ger­ and bumps, the slender husband many. Sewage sludge Is being said Mrs. Wotfson used a hair uied for fertiliser on farm lands. Scientists ara interested In brush. gas as a motor fuel. In erven years— 1031 to 1038 — th* homicide rata am ong the policy-holders of a large Insur­ ance company dropped from 7.0 p e r 100,000 to d.4 p er 100,000. Mostly cluudy to n ig h t preceded Th* la tte r figure la 37 paac-nt by vain un emit bee i t coast th is lower than tho figure fo r 3 9 3 1 aftarnouu, colder la north and MM* tral portions: Saturday partly ckAidy, continued rath er eojdif over north portion, as I llugliey | .i esldeol LOCAL of wus the � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 04, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 04, 1940. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f64b31cf5351d4f813212f74cdfe2109.pdf 1e61412146d2836e319e811e0c4fc8a5 PDF Text Text .»■<*>' r.v. -/.•»«<»** >r*> ( (" V v > , !> • >-•» r* i »>K •lO/i.^oirtir ‘ v, v \ ! k v .v v o i:i «(*^ v 4>*a4( % wo*3**vr? v\ I MARKET REPORT b'ir'fc’S, At Longwood (CNOUkU) - la trackvn, earl#* i ORLANDO, Jan. 4.— Tbs flntat speed, won the fra Ior* futurity elks* iH lit i n r ■ iUnity event of the yvar ifora to; last night in the fast Urns of t> i# pool tonight In tba ninth and.and 4-Sth* aeranda. stared raco at tho Sanford-OrTba Indian took command .of noo Kennel Club, nine miles the race on the back stretch and irtb of Orlando on the Sanford roaroj across tho taps a throa­ “ ifitifilerRurri — length winner oror John Btnj field, a rank oatalder .on tho ai praximats odda board. Simpson was declared the show winner In a camera finish with Blngfiold. =S3 ^ ainst forward, Jim Riser osatcr, Dob Epps and Billy Oeoigo guard*. Only Altman and Riser haw bod much oaperlsnea.• tlfJUirn try nmoir nsnirr. oik Coach JfrLoras sold ptoopoeto wore not any too bright for a Ick, Olettford Red. Lady at Arms, championship team In the North* tho other boxes art ably filled by cast Florida Conference trot that nig Question, Jappy, Smoky School'd Celery he hoped to win a majority of Mountain and Mind Bandar. big Big Ick, ick, from A™ Ard *-»« Na w Loch in games. • • Kennels of Daytona Beach, hat has The schedule followsi already won two out of bla three Jan. 4—'Tavares; here. ttarts. Including the Inaugural Jan. 0—Winter Packs here. Handicap opening night. After Jat l l — Debiml: there. hla victory Turmfay night over n Jan. IS— Koatlsi hero. good field,' ho will probably bo the Jon. 23— Lao*burg| here. po*t time favorite. Jon. 2$— Day tow | there. —• Smoky Ranger finally "started Jan. SO— Orlandol there. of each school. Peb. 1—Ocala; hero, running .Tuesday night defeating Court Action and Lady at Arm* irjJ L. McLucas said h’fcb. 0— DeLand: here. * -loppy and ischoof gyimatlum Feb. #—Wig lor Porks tbore. • ; in a dote finish. Mind Header Uavo a lot of early ha booled and that the pub- Ksb. 1.7— Euatls; there . tool, Rtnnky Mountain baa data I not stay away on account i Peb. IS— Daytona; here, und Glenford Red la un<|uoatlon. cold Wssthrr. I Peb. 20— Lsesburci thei th.* finest young dog at thv ably th.-^ able starters for Sanford, Feb. 22—Orfeadei here. truck. Big Question will be mak­ MeLuns Indicated, will be Peb. 26—Tavartei there. ing hla . fin $ official start from Altman gad Roy Dlnn at Pah, 27—Ocala i there. ts Oapatlas 3i®PIIk‘ cacAitoLE—n*. ‘“..iwa'ir’ss fi& P W * ■-At 7:15 CHALKING ’EM UP With , r i f AI7T.TR C H A L K E B and 4-Mhi second*. He was sent to the starting bug on Ik to 1 choice ami returned the healthy award of 139.40, $21.60 and $090. Short Side and Jane Ellen com­ puted the money trio in thia con­ test. The dally doubles, a 1*7 com­ bination, paid $12590 with Black Eye* Uratehen and Lolly Leo romping homo. After Oretchen had won the second raco, tho doily doubles board showed the No. 1 dog combined with all the other di*ga in the third race, except the No. 7 dog, would return $GOUO. It looked like a sure shot dally doubles purse of $503TO but Lolly bj^'fcpr. 1.1H H , Wax bo. her. DBANg (LIM A)-Fla. few till. I'a s ee; rs U l . IIMWTS— Pcr >get. bon Me-tie. . RlinctkJL! Usppll.s mod«r* air. dMimed fair, marS*t steady, I r j e lb. CARHAIIK — Kuppllrs mod*rats, drmsiwl peer, market unarlilsd.Cs. prnhsean m bn. her. lit. Ten H & n u ’ * t r r * "•»«•»* tan, CAIIBAtlM (CIIINKHK) — Per doa (nee*. ClfAYOTIta —Pta. supplied modrrsis l,ii. hpr. Ilr-l.tr. cillCunY — fla. m LOW SH ELF PRICE TABLAsSyK^STORCS S K bu. hpr. Lee, after n po r - atart, came home with a rush to not tho $126.90 purse. The, ■lath event was another one to got well on.” Cash Die* jdtnd was out of the eighth bos In a flash to wbi going away. He paid off at $30.40, $20.60 and $$J0. Mark Demons* place waa worth $16 and $1190 while 8a* SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION y|ii XcrrU Mtlilifi lipnia match** scheduled between Sanford and Ocala were from last Sunday to an indefinite date, Bob Hardaktr need. Hardaker pointed out that tha reason for tha post* Whs wet courts. He wired the Ocala team that the courts wet to permit playing. But negotiations are now belag pi.oaluA ' aRAPRPWriT I JUICE No. 2 B A L L O T D E M O C R A T IC P A R T Y Tu e s d a y , m a y 7,1940 S E M IN O L E Russasr BsOs Or Ovslaam CRACKERS lb. 10c FEED COUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER.............. PILLfBURY’8 BEST • M>lte a Croon Mark (X ) before the Name of the Candidate of your Choice tad as a vital adjunct to proper living. Let's hope Jons with other clUee in eporta wlU be carried, on. Department receives the support of eiUsene much a be carried out F O R P R E S ID E N T IA L E L E C T O R S fast, from a woman to a ’ racing car. and on this should take to-basketball* As a matter o f fact, rwu rapidly .|tr the naat'fbit years and today I* a into otto of tho bte tedoer games pf all Urn*. IejdN.<0i*lr shard1nf Interval. Sanford's aporttng vail to see them In a few game*. *' verrn ron FLOUR I Dm. Jltc— 10 tba. 49c FLOUR BEANS J ib ■* 15* tas s t n s 3 for 25* 8 Urn. 19c— 10 K *. 85c onb 20 lbs. 8 5 ^ FOR UNITED Celery Ptda tackle Tavares In the first game on schedule. Many peopla know little or nothing votb ron ONB We understand that while a good many atubaa never attended enough games to leant to like teal) le aha of the faster games pad only a. few itmde It In the teatter'of speed. Though tt ha* Ttvtlagv to i* » g-i*m * o ffre n ta n r e r ‘ J g f't k l FOR COUNTY AS8B8SOR OF TAXES Psvfsst Blsaslt PL sr S3c FLOUR 1 lb. pkfir. 5c a N, Baby D m or Navy S. R. FANCY BLUR ROSS R. W. WARE onb TT n 3 T 7 7 FOR COUNTY PROAECUTIM* 01. ATTORNEY____________ FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN ' C0N0RE88 FROM FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT one ron FOR 8HERIFF OF STATE CORN Nta l/Can rif.'thi BEANR.StrhiKNa.8eaa s iB w e rs r PPAOHETn 8 ox. pVf. CLEANSER Lirbfhooaa T. 8.8. TISSUE B if Roll FOR GOVERNOR M l $111*1 lit. am. « f Hot Ft' Off Btr. rin uh Taylor .1 I I I . ; I—I II Arc x/'Loch . 1 I t r ' I—I a .M D Cm U E,thM KUIIl.' - MIX 'EM UP MATCHES Be bo* * ' S A LT'. 1*4 lb. bo* ' onb Mailt D.mso U , II.2I;'Sahara F ob FOR SECRETARY tire. VOTB ron.ONB SOUPS SPAGHETTI STATES SENATOR FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR vora ron all PEAR Nta 2 tm'-AW* PORK R BEANS teUcta FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC. INSTRUCTION-------votb ron ONB SEVENTH HACK: S Our Nan»'y . . .• I T i I —I Mob Tailor 1*1*. I . I l l ; Mlaa Are Na torch » SI. I.ll; Our Nancy l.ia E toirrii FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL VOTB ron ONB hack! Nam. Ilf Da- FOR SUPERVISOR OF RBGIBTRATION votb _____ ron ONB „ Futurity: iia. Tt* OH H|V. ria Fresh Fruits & Vegetables FOR COMPTROLLER FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER DirmicT ns . i VOTB ron ONB NINTH HACK; Nam. v( Dog Indian Holt John niskflrid . HinipauBU Indian noil » IlnaDtld 11.10. FOR STATE TREASURER vo tb . ron FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR STATE SUPRRIN PUBLIC INSTRUCTION votb Aaabrss* ta.ll. t i ll gie* i i .io, U .efi Jaa* BidevnxTir Nam* ol Dog racki PF ONB yon . onb AO“ C « W « R , 'K . *«- ' WASHINGTON 1.1! i WINS* LETTUCE Large Head ff*C W ORANGES ea. lc R | N S () CRISP TALL 5 LOS, 23a . : A _______ )N I« # s J r ja ia fs w F O R C O M M IS S IO N E R O F ™ v o t b * K »n o n b w** t b i o t "** * ^MtaMtam.. »-•«*.«••# >#**aa.t.aasw***a*sH*i«*tin aaa*s*|*as** POTATOES 10 LBS. 19c SQUASH % PU. Or. " A " * Larue 4#*, Cstf Slemg* Or. "S ' 1CIBKBG U. A. MAINE CABBAGE a a a n c GRAPES 2 lb*. 15c UI9T9I uai a • • allidCN 0*«W9IJ I It. Alt, 1 l««icbr Clark 1.$*, i.l Ctevae I QLINIKLA. g—4, ssM «T A *. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER mssivimeaswaaiDsaasiMHIs ...... ’............... . FOR RA1L1 VOTB FOB ONB w’ !’ TBMI U T T U I P9B FOR «T A T E SENATOR S IT * NRNATORIAL DISTRICT m Aw \% ,r k ; iawnnr.1* * '. •- PUBLIC IN8TS1 -* r b �wv y .f~~ r\! | . . ‘ SeatnoU Coanty Produces More Fruit And V^cUblon Than Any Similar Area In America A N INDEPENDENT Associated Preaa S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , F R I D A Y ,^ J A N U A R Y Finnish Front I n t e r e s t Is Seen In Vote On Longwood Defenders Take Init*Utive In Sudden, • Swooping DashesAt , Positions Of Enemy Freeholders To De­ cide On Abolish­ ment Of Town At Polls Next Tuesday Bankhead Wields House Gavel Again § o v i e ' t Commercial Treaty With Bul­ garia Is Reported least was the threat o f a Rus­ sian drive westward serosa Kinland's narrow waist, ' The Finnish defeat o f the Red's lSSrd division at Laka Xlanta shattered _the Russian ____Thera Is no W tg tr n well-defined battle line aha - the ■Finns held the Initia­ tive in the sMmlsbes occurring today. A t Copenhagen, R was report­ ed the Finns had won another victory J t l asliee north of Lake Klaata. . The Russians wars re­ ported fleeing in confusion across the frontier. It may mean the Fleas 'will be able to deetray the Miumenek Railway tend force Wpsale, to confine the warfare lof the. Karelian Isthmus. i There . was virtually no news In tha • German-BipJab-French 5. 1940 N U M B E R 114 Established In 1908 ves Baby From Mystery Murders Solons Flay Navy Plan To Give FDR Emergency Powert AAA PaymentsTo Florida Fanners T o tal $3,000,000 Shall the Town of Ixmgwuud ■ml the municipal ' government thereof he nbollihc«l Rnil the tax district of Longwood hr created to liquidate the affairs of the municipality 7 This will be de- Qitiet Reigns On Western Front In* Finland'* border developed into handhand cu«riUa encounters to* T - * » both Ruulana and Finns began using ski troops :2a Sudden, swooping dashes over the bills and among trees on the bitterly cold, snow-swept front Oone for the present at 'APER Seminole G r o w e r s Received 1* r o p e r Share, Agent Says P o w e r To T a k e Factories For Navy Construction Would Be Given Roosevelt New Deal Friends, Foies Hit Plan lir Field Armies To ke Part In Ma­ neuvers Next Year in an election on lue*da>- Jan. 0. The election 1* authorised in a' local bill passed in Ihe last sc*, St'inlimit* t'uunty FarmriM it** skin of the 1legislature ami IhU (I'iipil tliidr priipui titUinlf "hurt* s' * l l w it be read.ami rsplaincd by i f thr pnyiiit'idM paid tu Floiiilii the town altomry, Webber, f»u iiifin for Mill runnervntion prm*llayne* of Altamonte Springs, In WASHINGTON. Jim. B.— Hern duriim th© punt yrn«, t*«iin« ' an open meeting to be held at (A l*)—A lildnt of rrillcistn ty A Kent C. It. Ilnwnun revenliHl , th epublic litrary of Lengwood ttnkiy. •loiliiv imlii-nlctl tin* navy’s c ' tonight at 8:00 o'clock. The tidal pnyincntrt It* Ihe faint- n-cnniiiu-iiilntinii lo I As the time fur the election epern in thin nullity nhnm !»»%••• n«d “ pioaclir* the pros and culls ie pro* cults uf the emer­ yet Ih'4'II tiitiiihitrtl I til a lr|»« »t I’ri-rtiilctil |ioiK-i-time Issue are being more and mors fitriti ||. th C'laytuli. RhUr AAA gency |Mnver to commandeer discussed by the rrslilenta, in­ ittlmiiUAtnitive ufflciT, dUrluMtl fiu-torli-s for niivnl construc­ cluding those who ha\c winter that ritiidn fumifiN hail Ik-4'Ii tion fm-eil formidable ophomes in Longwood. paid hy the cuvcrnim'iil until' th.in Proponents uf alwlishmrnt $: i ,0ihi.ihRi In tUJUt ft*r i*o»u|H,riit» IMwition In ConKre.HS. contend that they are now- being I-Nen longtlnie Administra­ Ini; with the A ki ifidlmal A*ltaxed by both the Town and the jiiftiiitiit Atlmiiii"tratimi prni;rniii. tion supportenv like Senator Min­ County and tliet thr benefits ta jt' til payilieiltN tinr ina: thr print ton, Indiana, IVmncratic whip, be derived from lb* incur|«iratian >tTn, Mr. rhiytnn mi id, tnnmimtrd Joined tin- bi-partisan opposition jare nut sufficient to warrant Ihe tu f:M7t,'Jt:i.la J, whkli imlnjt.l proposal, iiiw.le l.y ftccretary Ijwynirnt of the tuxrv, partiruf J.r»|ri,7llH.Htl paid tu tin lilt Edison in u letter In Speaker {iuily since they claim that only ft r imrth'ipathin ill the lU.'W pm* Bankliend. of Ih* property in the h!onr-tviith irrniii, 4'uttoii parity paynu lit* utt The propo.-at, wliieh would town limit* is within reach o f the the Itnttt 4*iup ammintimr broaden power* now delegated municipal services. tnistU f4ti‘ I0,'tr.7 fariiM, ami pay­ t.. the I’ rcsl.lcnl only in wartime, In an Interview: with a llrrulil ment < uniter the Stiicwr Art t•• was being widely discussed • » if|s.rter yesterday, Mayor Georg* Fluritln pruilueerr* tutaliiu: fTIT,- 111.- Administration pushed abend II. Ilrklre, Jr., of laingwood, oc­ Slipping silently Into the night with his baby lirollicr clutched elli red that he docs not wish to tightly In hi* utTtiH, K-ytnr-uhl (ilutut Koirrm, nr sssscuira r n n with the defense program. t*«ca|»«*<l th* The mittilmr of partieipiitiiiK A wedge of subirro weather, in influence the rote of the free­ Detailing major plan* for the dfAili by fire,nml gun Unit mblirtl him of hi* mother. fiithrr mul I fi»»im» in the preirrum in I'.ctu w . i m some district* tha coldest in three holders one wey or the other In next IM month*, the army and ' -I.’I.T ihi , or i«n InerenM* " f • '1 ,‘Rtn yeses, drove eastward from Jhc Ihe election but that he consider* 4-jrrar-cihl In other. Thr boy *lunihlri| into police hcutlquAiter* ut navy disclosed Intention ut plains, tu Mount Washington, N. Il his duty tu give Uic resklvnta Fort Townotl, Oklu., half n mill* uwuy. to tell how twt» nitn hutl , mt r tin* immU r in tin* I'.MS pn*- ■Irenglhenlng materially fortifi­ ••"•in. il., the highesi peak In north- the farts in the rase In oidrf •hut amt klllatl hu pairnt.t unit w t fin* to their f mi*|i« Iioiim*. -•iximately $2^ 00.01111 will cation* in tho Pacific arcs. rnstrrn United Hlates, with a re­ that they may not bo misled. The War Department an­ |fn ‘ ii farniiTM fur partiri|Ki* ported PV-mlla hurricane at «cio For tills purpose, he said, the lion in .ie I'.i.lo nniMervntHut pro- nounced nil four field armies, open meeting ha* been called for temperature during the night. i-iuilc ill. of the regular army I ir*xtin. Mr. ( Inylun Mtiitl. ley Ii for Wind decreased this morning, tonight at Which the “ attorney Wink uf the AAA hi Florida and nullunnl guard, would take III ex­ ei but cold continued throughout llir people of 'Longwood" will ln»l year, Ihe ndininiRtintlve « f- pin i fur lb© flrot tlmr Inti* B©»l New England, with unofficial plain tu them the content* of the iimimr in \uir kmme© of leaf! fil ial <tpluiiied, inchidril nieuMirebill which authorise* the election. temperatures low as CO b?|ow. nu nl uf ull hr Ik ht leaf tulutco llirrv urci'k.'t tluiallon. Under the provisions uf this In Nchrpsks, temperatures Min tsin *ii ill be tbuugbl tht — McrcuKe. hnltlinK two referendum*, tanged from 13 above to 2| be­ bill, hr pointed out, tho munlcl|>al*Ktll toil |tro|>©Mil vlol*U»«l tb© .trelietli foi «. congressional mu>e e-tal lisliinu tutul soil-dcpirting npiiil of u DeinmriiUf fountry* low. Michigan rgnged • from 33 Ity would be Sboll, Ired and a tea WASHINGTON, Jso. i. - IA7 abovf'tb fix below. * KentdFkf district crrxtaO.' rt-'Ilvcnuan com­ A n en atr-lln n so sngsr tomiultnu to limit the (H.wets or I'lcsldml • arraago elbdmenta fqr earl, fn-m Olbui tnilwjiBluNi^fittltki -ifTTS ranged from nine below lu 10 mission appointed by the Govern­ heard demands yerlerdey for lionwtelt and Secretary tValliieo l«.vlog n s|Mriiil crop sllotinent, Sfimluij» llulub iiinl 1’ufl# above; and a frigid belt extend­ or rather Ilian u town council itmrply Inercasrrl msli.elllig ..... over sugar quoin- Some memln l* j l'«l"lliilg ••"llell imuhellii;! quota-, elcctrd by llie people would ad­ ing from central Nebraska ta las for niuinlind sugar producer-. proposed depriving llie eseeiitive , rneasnreim'nl of ucreiipe «,f •!♦•• WASHINGTON, .Ion. fi. —(A*) Ohio, drove the Mrrtury below minister the uffnir* of Ibv tax Representative |Vt< rs. n, of oranclr. f tin- enitio-ily to »o»|ieml , pleting crnp.s and -ml l.ud.lmg fhiimiiitii hntli*llln|| tD-NO prnrtlee*, uitaNiiit-nit'iit nl Mi^rnr sent et Chicago the first time district. Till* commission would Kiorida would insist <qi « quoin •luota*. have llm right to levy any amount of 223,000 toils of raw .ugur. NCreaKe, holtliny iilucntioual rni'ii- id llie Iloii-e \Vu>* and Means slncu Krbiuary 1030. Pcler-t'ii nyiettl tu yo uluiii: fommittee today leiilativeiy enIn Ohio tho cold was the sever­ of taxes it deems necessary tu This would Ih' ii Immi I foortnnon it- with any xii|{iir rmitrut hill llml illKn tu ilifiiim (siriotTf iihtoil thr dor-eil llio Harrison pr.qsisal for est since 1038. At least 4 died liquidate the affair* of the town, large as the current Florida imvi* Florida a foil **han*, al- pruKrani, ami n rlifvin r npplira- t‘<ngie-s to iniiko up il" own b«U» tll4Miyh like ot lit l r I'O l«l inlira lie tifiiH f«»r payment mi mm pint lice1Kil nml lux |iroKmiM Ibl* wwlon. from its cold, and three in West according to the bill, and Mayor than. Bridge declared this “ taxation Virginia, and one In Illinois.' ilmihi uthe wixtlum with proKiinn pitivi'iiiriN. mien, or u- Fk|>rrhM-tl espn Representative Moiilnn, of I.l., o Afli-r « f t f 4'ri'iu'u vkitli Kuoaowithout iepre»enlatiun.“ The propiMin unit admiiiiNti-reil Colder weather was forecast for limiting ilomenlM* piodiieliun of ublilmi would |of III iviana, reported lyndsiijim "III my opiniuti," liu said, “ the with the iiKrtiritiimc mill eu opera- veil, I»*sin:lils'ii Miiil f»r fumctlme north and central Florida tonight iiainamd nine j any iioii-MirplijA eiup. I mi s a tis fie d with main In Iim'I in niiiitl tin* "Him? kiml of but no frost danger. The lowest people uf lamgwood sta n d to be quota of 000,000 ton* But I told the comnillli'e,’* hi* thin of rminty emiiiiiitteeimu. fiMiil rihi'ly Senutur llurrUun protaxed m ole amt g e t Ices under the county pet ftu nisinte Miper viKuiK, predicted wss 34. _______ that linh'M N we |ful it fair Im-,-1 s»ld. Representatives off sugirrsog proposed setup.” clerk©, farmeiM, and uttu-r*. A |N)Mil In-1 niubt. I '•“ “ W '» l- ;"io ii total of $.'(.*10,000 uih tvpeiithtl Hu m i ^ iii i»*kr4| tli© ©rrnllon of The Commission lies the au­ -tales ssld they agreed lelitali.ely | , " f having lo i.|i|a.-e -ugur l.gUthority to hire I lie amount uf help to ask that aneage allolm. nlfur mnyitiK out adiinni'«tlutive a 21 iiu' ihInt Si'imlf-lloiUK* Com* init I«•«' In iiivt-rilijiHle (br IhiiIkoI «'r it deems necessary and ta set the tlielr territory be Incna-cd by Ii *■*•«•" H eprcuentutive MunliHk, lienai- work hy comity rttmnntlefmen iiihI lux ni'ril-4 for Iwti inonlb* ' Hriiniu ntaltv* Miir.ltHk, salsry under the bill, Mr. Bridge 100,000 arrm. r r a t , U tah, com m ittee A ieietm y, mill other* work ini; in the «*••nvi - vxIiil«* ( ‘"tu'i«**H i-* '••murmsl with sald. adding tliet at present It 1s Th© romiiiittii' nirt tu it»n»nlfi »aitl n niimlier uf rliMUK*'* m the lien, irf wliieh nppriix iniatelv costing the Town |0U monthly to new IcicImI*tIon tu M'pluri* ' Ih© prenent a ct w e ir "faviM M y ili»- $2411,(MX) will U ilediirteil fmm utlii'i 111111111*111*. Tin- m "imm n<luti« ti ilri'W bulb operate Ihe waterworks, read me­ '©•rni auirar <|uuUi Uiw vaIik Ii i i - cumtetl.’* ||e lidded Deleifut* Kniir funnelm' pinnt paymeiitH. At the ters, collect the water bills, as­ pirfct at.lilt' vml uf tliin y«*«r. of H aw aii m ade hi* '*iimuuI mid |K'sk of odniini*tmti%’i« work, nt Mpi'roviil ami ftrotiK u|ipoaition ROME, Jsn. .8 - < * > — The sess end collect the taxes, keep rhalnnan Cuninilnvn, Dt'niucral. many Da fcf>0 peiaun*' writ* em­ fi iiiii ul In’t I'uHKit'MBiiieil* Fascist pres* yesterday forecast all uf the city's books and other Colorado, Raid ht» would n|i|Mdnt n lo|fiu©l ph*a" th at any iiiietu in* ploy ml in the -tale r t «*!*('■ rahoti lit Inelutle llaw uiinn a possible struggle for power In Incidental work. Nubcormnlttrr «»f two mmnturM ami Summirur up. Mi i*la>ton «utl fMturem. the middle east between Germany If the town Is abolished, lor in­ three rtprrnnUtivni t**«U«>• tu p Hniutul “ We feel thill out A \ ,\ woik has Fllendel and Kepi e-ell and Soviet Russia on on* slde-and sisted, fe« niUBt [ns pakJ to the start writinr the new hill. hern v n y «urro<fiil in lll.'l'.i, mal talive Maloney, lAiiiioimisi Memu* Great Britain and Franc* on the county tax assessor and collector we tM'lieve il will Ih* e\eii ni"ie Prtfeuniably, must of tin him in other and said Europe* war ul­ for assessing and collecting taxes Und lucrrane would he taken off crat*. intiirilured ii'Milution (.S. J. MMtUfactuiy in II*1 1 1 .’ timately may spread tu western and It would pave th* way fur III© lm|H»rt ipiotn uf t'uhn Miipor. It. 100 and II. .1. It. lufi) I** exAsia. troublesome juok joints which I f n J rr tin* III 10 i|Util«i. C’uImi will empt from any |Hiiullie* tin* ill* Route neWSpepers featured dis­ have been abolished In Longwood te allowed to nell l,U32,Nd Imm crcwrcd plaid ini:* wliieh fiJIuwed the RURpentlon of tpudn^ la-1 Si p* pa tebea saying that lbn Hand, the under ordinance. Tha toning or­ In IhU country. teinber The quota ayalrin wii* re* WahKab! king of 8sudl Ambit is dinaries and building regulation* Ilcmbera re|Mirted ruintideiahU estatlUhed recently. reorganising his military and civil adopted by the city-would alto be Tin* n*Kulnr niuntbly turellnf 11onic DoiMuni.il ution Agent Mi*. uf llie lioanl uf ilirrcturM of thf aviation and establishing a new inoperative end their advantages Itcvu l>. Andiew> oigcd nil Sem­ air base at Riyadh. lost to residents. Seiiiinolr ('uuiily ChumWr of inole founty I II < Ini. memlar* ('unintrivi* will The dispatches Indicated It la Mr. Brldgs proclaimed the Im­ Ik.* Iiclil in th© to tune in on llie nutionWi.lc 4-11 ('I imihImt liinltliiiK Tufxilny night unclear aa yet whether lbn 8aud‘s provement* to Runnvshade Park Club lir.-stleu-t over ihe Nstionul « t H IM) u'rl'ik. air strength will be used for or one of the outstanding project* llroailcukiiiig »ysteiM tomorrow al sponsored by th* Town recently, against Croat Britain. 12:30 I*. M. The Lavoro Fascist, said lbn and the ownership and mainte­ Till* limit im; Imlirt* uf m(‘Vim©I The program i- a* follow*; Bud's activity la causing consid­ nance of this, park. he pointed out, ItM-nl h|M*rtMimii un TuiiKikulimtclic© Whistlin' Willie is humu again. hi* Imrk which till- MuimU-t of (OeartaaoO aa r t t s H b m ) “4-11 Club memlH-r* |.Uin for erable perplexity among Ih* Arab Comniorcc sent to him, Willie at­ iUIO." Two t-lf flu b member*, Cri'i'k vbii.w ri*|»urtu(l tlealruyetJ by Hanford s famous old darkb MtieflalisU who ere uncertain finin''• ru' i'iilly. Then* win no ©ptracted a great deal of attention who U becoming sliou-t awell Helen llryun, of Monlguiurry "rn /'Ml* |irn|»«*i|y lost, those lr%* whether be intends to aupport “ People who didn' know where Ceunty, kid., an.l l>*llon (iarpeo known as Htrphcn Korl.t'fsld.d Britain or again attempt ta profit l' |I'rill'll rvUltl Hanford wus,” Willie nay*, “ know* hjyjaa. opportunity tu oppose tha “ Old Black Joe," recently C.ioplcl- now It's Um plsre when- Whi-llin' ter, of Clarke County, Vn„ will to In Ik cd his dutlea at thv tluiidu Ex­ Willie lives." And lie ailile.l u* sn l>e In \Vu«liliigluii, Ii hibit e l the New Yolk Wmld's after thoiiglil; "Dry know* we about IU4II plan* lor 4*11 flub Th* 66-year-old tbu Baud, re­ Fair where he served a. Janitor ytrows celery her, 'reuse wlisu work. They will interview Mi»a puted to have been married !M Gertrude |„ Warren. C. E. I'ollrr, and entertainer extraunliiieiie. barns and wielding rawer un­ •ley saw dc stalk of celery on my fed in Arabian history since When Whistlin' Willie wusn t sweater and asks me el-ont it, 1 and C. A. Heliffiel.l, of Ihe Es\V. I llugliey wus installed Seminole County home owners jaoltaUng, he was whislling. Ilv lell ’em we gruw more celery hero tension Herviee, II. S. De|mrlinenl the Ssnfitrd tanned himself, has grant Influ • may begin now to file their ap­ strutted around the Florida pa- than anywhere else in the world." o f Agriculture. John Baker will as |.i esldeol of presml Ibe 4-11 new* of live Townsend Club al it*. Hireling sea among all tho Islamic'poo­ plication* for homestsad exemp­ vilkra and patio where e reel All of which is an indication month, and lUiy Turner will dis­ Thursday night lu the Court tion on next year's taxes. Tax As­ orange grove was planted and that Whistlin' Willie is u definito ls*. cuss the niusiral numbers on this, House. \V. Ii, jltupri-e was also Urn disps trims published la sessor Sanford Doodney raid to- other tropical growth lent tbu ‘adjunct hi advertising Hanford. installed us vice-president, W. E. the first of the l'.i|t> *rric* on oaso, coiacklont wMh f* t h m te­ trua Florida atmosphere to thxt And It ie safe to snsume that tris * t tha massing of Rimslan “ •ftrn app.ic.Umm must be filed tiay spot in New York. Nearly al­ Willie will be Janllating end “ Music of Yesterday and Tuduy.” Watson, a* treasurer, soil Mrs. in th* office o f the tax assessor ways he was whistling. With a Whistling at the Florida Eihrt.il The U. H- Murine Band will play J. A. Williams, secretary. Mrs. Msrthe Moffett, who had bef ore Apr. 1 or Urn hum* owner little cap patched aa his head and come next Boring and Ihe open­ the com|Hi*ilioiis. been nominstrd a* secretary, de­ tha Heavy sweater with Ihe big ing ot the Fair fur its second clined Hu- appointment becausa J A lIri IIIIHIIAND IIKATKIt •talk e f refer/ - embroidered no season. of her dutirs as a member of ■ WHEELING. W V«.. Jsn. C.— committee to wotk in the Troll Otr)— Judge Bonnescn yesterday Bluscrs League of the Townsend 1ENTKNCED FOR FRAUD sent Mrs. Etbrl Wolfsoti, husky organisation. Irishwoman, to jail for 30 days on GLASGOW, Jan. 8. —(A^-M arSewers and sewage are recelv* har husband's plea that sho beat fea' Campbell, who was a slewhim. Displaying several bruise* ing increased attention in Ger­ torpedoed liner NEW -YORK, Jan 6. - W l - and bumps, the slender husband many. Sewage sludge Is being ife, was sentenced ta six said Mrs. Wotfson used a hair uied for fertiliser on farm lands. la prison yesterday for Douglas Fairbanks left half of hi* brush. Scientists ara interested In colato to his widow, Um former gas as a motor fuel. tale" of her lardy Sylvia Ashley, with tbc In erven years— 1031 to 1038 sympathy stipulation that her share nut ex­ ceed 11,000,000. — th* homicide rata among the In hi* will probated here, he policy-holders o f a large Insur­ left some of kb property to hi* ance company dropped from 7.0 son Douglas'. J r, tha total not to per 100,000 to d.4 per 100,000. Mostly cluudy tonight preceded Th* latter figure la 37 paac-nt by vain un emitbee i t coast this uf uammsfclal synthetic lower than tho figure fo r 3931 aftarnouu, colder la north and MM* tral portions: Saturday partly ckAidy, continued rather eojdif over north portion, Goering Is Made Cold Wave Heads Coordinator F o r East On Heels Of German Economy 99-Mile Hurricane No. Two Nazi Held C o l d e r Weatjier I Predicted In State Similar Post Before But No Frost Seen War Was Started BERLIN, Jsn. 6. —W )— Field Marshal Goering has assumed su­ preme responsibility for the con­ duct of Germany's economy In peacctlmo when Adolf Hitler de­ cided to concentrate the nation's r*R n n li repertad concluding a entire economic prara ertivlUcs In cvmmerclal treaty with Bulgsrls. A t the same tlam, Soviet began peris as one o f.yie most difficult in a country poor In raw mstcrl- Honcrfoi III tho flcld marshal will 'I ni tbs “ supreme wsr-pcouoiaic suthorlty." j According to the Nstiousl-Zeit|ung o f Essen, which baa Pirlleulaxly close connections with GoerIng. one of the most Important features of the new eo-ordjnatton planes the Inclusion of Ueut-Gen. George Thomas, chief of the eco­ nomic section of the supreme high command, in n new “ general council" The beads of otbsr economic of­ fices in the reich also will be members o f this council. Another important factor in the scheme is the fact that Goering at the aame time heads the min­ isterial defense council, the other member* o f which or* ( ’ol.-Gen. Wilhelm KeMal, chief of the high commend of tho armed forces; I hr. Wgltcr Funk, president of the' re ten*bonk end minister of eco­ nomics; Wilhelm Frick, minister Of Interior; Rudoft Hess, deputy lender of the Nasi party. » n*l Dr. Ilens-Jlelnrkh Rammers, liaison g fighting member between Hitler and tbc uoldlcra is council. Th* suggestion for this tiemendoes concentration of power and ascribed to kx r'““' ~ The Nationil-Zeitung contrasted aa asserted genius In Germany for urganliattea with whst lt termed Great Britain's policy of muddling through. It also charged that the Gorman leadership In 1014 was at fault In not provid­ ing similar coordination and concoatration. Tho Gorman press meanwhile dealsrod that membership In th* f Nations was not comith true neutrality hat bowing o f favoritism tol British-French Allies. Florida Asks For Larger Quota .!;■ For State’s Sugar Producers ,. T i “u Fascists Predict Struggle Between . British, French 4*11 Cluii nroadca.sl Slated For Saturday (Tily Nows Briufn Whistling Willie Arrives A fter Season Spent A t World’s Fair Applications For Tax Exemption On Homesteads Due Uuirhey Agum Heads Townsend Club Here Douglas Fairbanks Leaves 2 Million LOCAL •u ® il �W V14 » xA • s. Next Year's Budget ... • - -■■■ - *••*« President Roosevelt, In presenting •fit* * budget esti­ mates to Congre** yesterday, apparently nliuhad the heart out of government expenditure*. Work relief for the unemployetl wn* cut by half a billion dollar*. Agricultural *ub*ldic* were reduced by $400,000,000. Public work* and *o called ‘‘Investment*'* were decreased by $800,000,000, and altogether, Indudihg certain increase* in aome depart­ ment's, total expenditure* were reduced by $675,000,000.’ Even so the budget call* for expenditure* of $8,424,000,000 for the fiscal year beginning next June 80. .The size of this figure is not likely to be appreciated by most of us, since it is'so big a* to dwarf our inuigtnaiive pow­ ers, unless we compare it to previous govermaant expen di­ tures. Not once during the decade of the twenties, after war time expenditures had returned to normal, did gov­ ernment expenses exceed $3,994,000,000. in 19Id, the last full yenr before our entry into the war, the coat of govern­ ment waa only $734,000,000. They are now I t times a * much even with retrenchment. And even with retrenchment the l>udget_calls for additl&nnl taxes amounting to $460,000,000. This Increase _ ______ ____________ _ is _________ ___ ______________ alone more than______ half as much a* the total‘ taxation in 1916.- This increase comes on top of federal taxation which hoi 1*“'' already reached a now peak. Estimated taxation for S aaaiSea ImuTarJ oi*o rm n it next year amounts to $6,648,000,000, or approximately HBHMIT. m iim ar a,' ia*o twice as much ns nt the beginning of the present Admln■■»■■ --------—----- istrntinn. The now taxes nre expected 4o hit the small M n )4 l VfflUfEFGK TODAY salaried man and wage earner in the lower income brack------eta. • A-GREAT JTlIENDi O Lurd, But even with tho new taxes, and even with ail the ih o i thVIJ retrenchment which has been proposed, the government arm Ml» morning, nur Miration would still fail to live within its income hy over two bilala* la the time uf trouble.—Jm Hon dollars. This net dcflrit. of course, will have to lie ***•• bormwetl and will lie added to the total government debt INTRODUCTION TO WINTER fnl* future generation* to pay. Tho amount which will ....... 11avi* In bn Isirrownl to run the govenimont for the coming , {Pram THi' Lyric) yenr is more than half ns much as the total cost of gov|Prhp ^ y ,HET " L ,Bl1 ornmenl ten ycard ago. « ( theVun and -elam the aUnchAnil ho the government debt soarn to new height*. At dost behind,their hums. the end of the next fiscal year, according to the Pre*iMaasnre out feed In troughs for dent’s esllmntcs, It will for all practical purpoads have _ . lk reached the legal lirtilt of $45,0004)00,000. This is almost •thawwAy pasture, three times a* much a* It wan ten years ago; it la almost out wberathe Hemlocks wlndlly j twice ns much as It'wa* lit (he end of the World War; It tMkon the foxes |„ noar|y 40 times as much as It waa Just before thad war u?s *,one begun. Hlnco 1014 the government i(|obt has incraaaed from «ka S Z J * o l) i«to $1,188,000,000 to nearly $45,000,000,000. nun, running early And yet this is just an ostlmate of next' year's exwaxt by .outh down tho constrict- |M)n(jjturoH. With an election In .the offing, It la but natM AR K E T TOW N NEWS 1 _ , I „ *;£: Ueici|. randies ramiles to to ural that It represents tho best and moat optimistic estiBy BRUCE TUCJCEft llght the «now • mato which the Prcsldont could make. It la baaed on Sanford Slats Farmtrs Market what ho guesses will be tho receipts of the government, and the costs of government, not this month, not next month, . It sho Is tough for a person to ready for business. Homer Claus* but next year, beginning Juno 80, 194o and extending to get buck on the job after having is doing his beat, Homtr nlwsys Juno 3(1, 1941. It presupposes that there will be on in­ simIi a nice holiday. Think that on the Jump . -r.-y Harry Took# crease. in normul .tax receipts of $382,000,000. It presirp' applirs lo all at tlir Market, boys caught napping in the barbor tliut route on the n.nrkst mid ev­ chair Thursday afternoon . . . . iKiHcs that Congreaa. will l«vy uddlUonal taxes of $460.- eryone «-ls«. Ole IU40, ur should Bill Itnsainand ami Jack Tolliaon 000,000 without making any appropriations not already I say new HMD certainly started from (Ireentillr, H. C. In. Joc$ off with n mid snap, but ho|># ssTiiis to go tu sleep quite often ,£comnKMideHj,ii^,\ho,S^ri[denl.___ • Tho Russian, are brkinning' I M -PV M kM lit is rash r Xu.uU'] I,L i ) V i a k l * II 'When tho Huasian Ills to •tho war In Finlnml U f writtoa, It xhould be Mmnl laaal politics seems to be pick­ ing |ip with two announcements fe * 1st day following closely on Uw k w b of -another gubernatorial Thera seems to bo no possibility of balancing the fcdeml budget, nt leant net if the present rate of •gpaodltursa is malnlaioed with­ out any iaciaaao In tmutlon. ■We’ll bet a hat that if Ariolr Millar turns his Llitxkrvlg on thr Dutch before tho May primary, Holland will get the tymiwUiy JUte I f vBtocJda^anywsy. A democracy Is n form of govetnment tin which those who hoidor iouiast get what th«y want— Key West Cltixen.' All right now, -v*---ill mw lutita Ini'u seiwa » luation : Don Mortis In the Halm Reach Moot ouggaati a New Year's raaulatiaa for pilme Minister Chamherlain 1 “ I raoolvo nut to ba onught out in dh# rain again withnot <my umbrella^. _____ always l>« abla to find a job, If be want* it, with other •tore* in Sanford. U tr.eana that il he should over leave thl* city, ho would carry with him ono of the atrongoat recommendation* poaxlblo, that he wa* once voted by the public, “ the moat courteou* and efficient clerk In San­ ford.” ’ , That la a title worth cenaiderahly more to anyone than the prizo money being offered. Well, tha taxpayers are asked to kick In with another half hfllloa dollars. Gael Wouldn't aeeoo o f that money wo lent to ,Ymin*. or ,apqnt taking loaves, Mias Oclavin BUUlca has returned In ha^dy thvaa days? to Maryville, 'Iemu after apandOcah* Banner predicts that hw tha balidaya with bar parents. Miso FrMOOa Tbompapp of 8t tar from now (ha United (flU bo mlxad up In war. Cloud apent aevpral days in lark* L A K E M AR Y morning. Their house guests, Mr. and Mira. Lama, Mr. Mattlaoq, Mrs. Rond ami daughter, Battv and Mr. and Mr#. Balding rsoaped wtthmit fnjury tiat lost practically TkinMl aptjntnWedneaday Pickering paper which Into In August Mrs. Grace Turnsr of Atlanta Mr and Mrs. B. I. /Wagg have from 8L Augustine nnd Miaoaa LOUaa nnd Cthai that tho Star )• more where the/ vMlUd Mr. iu3 Mrx Bodan o f Detroit have ratumad t # A. C. Trctnr fo r several wanks. right how than before, ad ihcraM Dptfs b« no war In stepping out Wo returned 1 nicks Jca BUlla m the [ A # poor fo r lM a . And wa Vas. No other one SS,£?t.1srs,’9S*a,..“£ ( f & ’f t S s ; ffJ S s W t r m IU Number One * W X IT t NOMOUIB DCALEB WASHINi HERE COMES TH E BIG PUSH .w .. that the produce nruuud the .dif­ ferent sections wns nut hait on hcrosnt o f the Markets . . ■ Wrnt over to. tin- 1 restaurant Wfdnef-' day nftrriKMin, around 5:20-and. thrn* sut "Mrs. Knstner myl Snfft W. Just rating pie 11I11I drinking coffee, nnd they expect (to re­ duce , . . Postal Ttk-grapll l oinpany hav Just-fimvhrd putting up a hugg sign on the front -of I he Muiket building . . , Slums us though lh» Market n-stnurunl hus lu-rn doing over lime lu tflf,'g a Hugh Uns luul to have a lieligr for-Vuibol, haven't found 'out' her name jfot, but think it Is 'Blanche . . . HU) Leo, from China (}ruvf, N. C. was In and feeling fine, will have to ask him next time . . . The president of the Tito PruJl Company, Mr. R. P, David­ son, Htutrsvilte, N. C., rnmr down with Mnrvln Muson Ihe other day, just to are why It waa that Mar­ vin took so long to come down to Florida and go hark lo North Carolina, but I think he found something, what about you Mar­ vin. Anyway Mr. Dnvldiun la a good sport . , , Petr McDinnls la n now buyer on the platform, and aornia to ho vary congenial. Nice amllr, buys for hiiiiaelf, and ha halls from Chcrryvitla, N. C. Hops you like it htre. Pete . . . Everett Gilbert from Hickory, N. C. span! Thursday tm the liarket, loading with fruit and produes. Mr. fi. C. Gilbert and Mrs. and ton, mail* Uia last trip, so ti la fiverstt’a time now . . . Uncla Joe Bander la really trying, to keep warm In Watson's stall, d « f tolerates * fly. \ /% M l And a slimy, bximah-d l . l & l ton submarine, lying i\ wail W l Lhr dnp shadows of Vie ' U l could put iKe monster w " )• W a trio of welbpiaevd torpoloe* •» a a a sort of moonhuf under' tone that a ship which contained all the features of whleh the navy dreams would be something big­ ger even than the super-eoloesal (6,G00-tonners now’ being planned. _______ ’ _ L rThere _ . _ :la evidence, ■ . alee, * zthat z the navy may have evan more mag­ nificent Ideas In mind. The old Panama Canal—the one wa have now—will handle an 80,000.tonMr. I I would be a tight f i t with not more then two fact to spire along the aides. Tho new canal which the war department engi­ neers are building fo r the navy lo axe'will be big ottough even for a fatrly matronly, full busted SO,UOU-tonner—« ' ablp with hips, and maybe a buatlr. PERMANENTS $1.00 BELLINGHAM, Wash., Jan. 6. —(A1)—May Law ten ,4 a daughter of the wilderness and ahe doesn’t stroyers as life boats. It wnuld haxt-'Th*'yt>Qng.lrr«'Vot ______ uK LITTLE WONDER STUDIO 3 PHOTOS' 10c, Valsilnarlana lead DAO ha. causa It b all Y A u R liSS E LL lllCO M PANY or rnjuyimant .Out of riding in vstorm, lovailably whan ■ )h a . ; t , vator stapped thsy'd aak tha d|>rrators "Hid ws go up or jiown »oai u n tr that time?" ■ f. ) The Urgent liwat a t Roe lake, 360 mllea north o f bora Jm 4h* heart of tha Canadian Rockies Their father operates a bunting and fishing reamt 7 ^ ' rvice Market News the Faderal will be gett g underway within I he next fyw ays. Mr. UuUa with 1 . in Hanford, and g his headquarter* p . . Gian RichardInstructions were issued' fo a big load of pro...... Williams Thurs- all county Judges last week by Mra. I. E. Estrldge and tha State Safety Department to suspend driyerx. licenses o f a ll motorists prosecuted tn their. courts when they felt that tb« giirumataaeoa JuatifUd i t Tho department has begun an Inten­ sive dries to purh both reckless and drunhoa driving. IJSEbGA V •> Un excel It fV Performance j ' Quality and PRICE 918 Chevrolet tj Jeluxe Town t 188? Chevrolet 9 JhfJuxu Sport Havana 1 100 years 4 were built I Maw York. ; IF YOUR TASTK 'DfMfj •1>8? Plymouth .. .9 suit of the manufacture of cha­ mois oil. Tho rhamolo Ip ooakod In partially oxIdUrd qod ail, which is later drained and squeetcrl, and converted to law Mam. ANDREW CARRAW AY AGENCY -INSURANCE F tU 8 MERVICE* FIRF CASUALTY • a„ J| OIL WAVES $2.00 and up m C <>n trips down; and wake* up per* spiring, during this weather, kin* Chevrolet slaener they have., Ro.‘«maad ktl areued up walking down ■U*» tplalform, hsqds In bis pockets, and bovdr sm|l*s. Thlhk maybe he la ufiaid to. . , Ka*ti\cr k« ta lost and M(S. k | falls HaV-J 'Peakrr, gasped as they toured Bel I. (Colored help).-. 1 1 Mr. ami Mrs. Roll Gigging left laat Mon. ■lay right far JtoMoim .Vp, Mrs. poggias, pod will rartamhor i, The new canal—parallel In but shbrt distance awuy from the ment two channels—will have ks 1,900 fact long. The present limit is 1,000. (The Bremen had to The Vaaity Pair Beauty Shep •queue to get through on a trip ie m w aader the management ahe made shortly before’ she shied e f Priaeaes • Pal,) 113V, ladip itt the British mine blockade.) » » » A n ., DeLand. Upstair, la The new locks will be 135 feel the Stewart Building Tele­ wide. The preaent ones ore 110. phone 213. And they will handle a ship dip­ Martha Oldham, operator ping 45 feet below the surface, against a 37-foot draught limit In the present locks. Imagine a ship mounting a round doxen Rons shooting shells as tig around (lie bsse os a fruit a 16-Year-Old Girl Has Odd Reactions ; Before somebody elae doca ll w€ moat tall you that Lord UBklaiV the Britiah Ambassador, tr»»n g -. ly blamaa American* for leltlnit Europe In for the Leafuo o f Nat Ions* To Americana who twit Him about It (be was ’ an a x io ^ te I-eague-maker), he icpllee: “ Why didn’t you tell us It wouldn’t work? You tried It for elfht w o n under the Articles o f Confederation. It failed then, so you adopted the constitution." The ambassador Is an advocate of a more tlxhtly federal! V E u ­ rope th in w u s built under Ibo League o f Nations. He has writ­ ten extensively about It, although since he t sea me ambassador ho has not done much public talking cn the suhJrtt. P A C K A G E STORE W IWMtUi .$ xa 'Coups * - 1 Ford V4t x# .T a d o r. It 4 �w / J> ■ 'S m m m » w r : f*Avr» M ftt& X W \ ............ m •'r ■J, a *.vV t *’ '• , <i • ?» * v W * r v ^ * i v V ' ■ ;a ^- •»r y t y r*v r ? fa * • AT> JANUART I, IMP S o cia l A n d P erson al Activities LILLIA N ADAJM8, Bodtty Editor Takphono 148 Laura Fish Galloway I b Honored By Club Social Calendar P e r s o n a ls A m iD A Y The B u ta m Woman'. Orel* of th* flra t Preabrterlan church with M in Itanr Earl, chairman, will mart at tha horn, of Mr*. OroT.: C. Will lama, 1474 Sanford Avenue, at 8:00 o’clock. A meeting will be h«M by tha American Legion AmUlary at 7:90 o'clock In th. legion hot for tha porpoa. of organising a Jun­ ior Auxiliary of tha American Legion. MONDAY Dtatriet Kona Meeting of the Woman'. Mlaalonary Auxiliary o f tha P in t Methodist Church will be bald In tha church at 10:00 A . M. A core red dtah luncheon will be aanrad. Regular bualneas and plcdre aerrice program of tha Woman. Mlaalonary Auxiliary o f the First Methodist Church will ba held In tha church at 1:00 P. M. Flrat Quarterly Bualnaaa Meet­ ing of tha W. M. U. of the Flrat Rapt lat Church will be held at .1:10 o'clock In the church. All membera are urged to be preaent. 8 L Catherine1. Chapter o f the Woman’a Oulld o f the Holy Croaa Rplacopal Church will meet at 9:80 P. M. at tha home of Mrs. & O. Chare, 001 Oak Ave­ nue. The board meeting o f the Woman’a Auxiliary ‘o f tha Preabyterian Church will be held at S :00 P. M. A t 9:90 the regular monthly builnaac meeting of the Wom­ an's Auxiliary of tha PreabyterIan Church will be held. TUESDAY Red croaa board meeting will be held*In the Red Croaa headquarter, at 10:00 A. M. Junior High P. T . . A. will meet at 9 >80 o'clock In the reboot auditorium. A t E^O.'o’clock an Executive Board meeting will be held. The- regular bu*ln**a' and co­ da! meeting o f the Aaarian claaa o f The Flrat Baptist Church will bt held In the annex at 7:80 P. M. Hostesses will he Mra. J. V. Jones, Mra. A. L. Stacey, Mra. O. C, David and Mra. Lourine B eat, ,o ,i: i ;*11-- ......i!»c- ♦ beautiful tribute waa paid Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Philips to the memory o f Laura Fl*h Galloway when her relatlvea and of Jacksonville are vUlting hcra frienda gathered Wedneaday with relative*. nixbt at tha Woman’a Club for tha dedication o f a Stdnwny Jennings Hurt o f We.t Palm Concert Grand-Piano. In ap­ Beach vUited here Tuesday with preciation o f her ouUtandtng hta family. aahtevementa In club work, the pact pre.ldenta made possible J. L. Hurt returned Inst night the . presentation o f this piano from Tampa whers he has been since Tuesday on, business, In her memory. Mra. Glenn E. McKay, prrndent o f the Order o f the Hum-. hdward Brady left yesterday (Pact Pre.ldenta Club) pniJ f;ir Jacksonville after spending tribute to her fellow past preal- the holidays with hla mother, Mr*. J. T. Brady. dent. Mra. Galloway, In present­ ing tha g ift to the club. Mr. nad Mrs. P. R. Bach left Mra. R. J. Holly accepted the piano In tha nama o f the club , eater-day for Jacksonville where and expressed appreciation of Mr. Bach will enter St. Vincents Mra. Galloway'* untiring work Hospital for treatment. a. a charter member and efficl Mra. Joseph ConVoy o f Pittaent worker throughout her yrnra aa a club member. Mra. Gal­ burgh, Pa., U vUlting here with for loway was also chairman of the Mr. and Mra. O. G. Ball truatees for the General Federa­ wmc tim«. tion of Women's Clubs. Georg© C, Mean* o f GnlnctA recital followed by Arthur J. Graham, director of the De­ ville Is now Kinking hi* homo in partment o f Plano and Organ Hanford and It cornier In I with of Stetson University In Do- the County Agent, C. It. Daw­ Land. Selections played by Mr. son. Graham were aa follows: Frienda o f Mr. and Mr*. A. II. Italian Concert* (Bach)— Alle­ gro Modcrato, Andante, Pies- Lovejoy will be Interested to to. w *“ * lh ,lr have moved from 717 p „r|j Impromptu, F Sharp Majnr Maple Avenue lo , (Chopin)— Grand Valoe Bril- Avenue. lante, E. Flat Major, Ballade. F Minor. MrHr*. R. T. Richard, Three' Etudes (Llsst)— Un No.- ran o f Missoula, Mont., a 11,1 St. plro, D Flat Jllnor. Do Con­ Petersburg we re recent guests at cert. F Minor, Gnomenrclgen the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyler on 8 llver Lake. (Dance o f the Gnomes.) Tha stage o f (he club homo area decorated with pink gtsdloll .R f* - R- G. Pittman, Jr., nml and fern arranged In tall floor children, Robert and Ben, of baskets. Mra. John 8 chiranl, Bartow, are spending the weekJr. and Mrs. A. J. Peterson dis­ end with Mm. !*ittnian'a parent*, tributed programs and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mr*. John Hchirant, Hr. M. Philips received guests ss Friends of Mrs. J. o. Adams they arrived at the door. A Urge number of local pro* will be glad to learn that she is pla aa well aa out-of-town per­ steadily recovering from an «>prration which underwent ‘ ' " the ‘ ' Monson* attended the program. day morning In the A. C. L. Hu pital In Waycrots, Ga. A good fertiliser for sweet Mr. and Mra. Briggs Arring­ poUtoes la a 4-7-5 mixture, ap­ plied at tha rate of 800 to 1,000 ton and little daughtrr, of Cordele, Ga., have returnnl to thrir pounds per acre. Lest fertiliser that) this Is used on many soils, home after rlslting during the but It has been found that in­ holidays with th* former’s moth­ creasing the amount on reason­ er, Mrs. Stalls P. Arrington. ably fertile tolls more than pays fo r tha fertiliser In yield Incroaa*. ■N't. 1 >•' mu* . r r ■; t Miss Roberta Stahl waa com­ plimented Wedneaday night by Mra. Chalmers Ilarkey with a handkerchief shower at her home on Sixteenth Street. Mlta Stahl ilan* in the future to make hen om* In Oxford, N. C., whrre her family will ba transferred. Th* room* where th* guest* war* entertained were decorated with arrangements o f straw flow­ ers and red Iravea. Numerous handktrchlef* were presented th* honor guest from her frienda. Mra. W. T. Woolley as high score holder for bridge Was awarded a act of novelty colored napkins and Mrs. W. E. Marshall, screcno winner, re­ ceived a compact Lata In the evening at the conclusion of the bridge game*, X froxen salad course. Boston brown bread rrcam cheese sand wlches and roffee were'served by the hostess Present were: Miss Roberta Stahl, honorce, Miss Lucille Hols, Mis* Dorothea Lawson, Mrs. Jets* Jarrell, Mra. Gladys Smith, Mary Jan* Praetor Mrs. W. T. Woolley. Also. Mrs. W. E. Marshall, Mrs. Bacot Ellarbe, Mrs. H. K. Turner, and Mrs. Chalmers Harkay.___________________ .' D. L. Thtaiher, Mrl. F E. RoumCo*Eds Club Meets At Le Mardl Bridge , _ . . , , tllit. Mrs. E. F. Uouiholder, lira. Club Entertained George a . Decott.t, un. k. m Elizabeth Whlghara’s 1 Papuorth, Mrs. W. J. Thlgptn, . Miss Elisabeth * Whlgham waa Mr*. W. A. Adam* was boateia Mrs. W. W. Wright. Mra. Sadie hoatesa to the membera of the to the members of the Le Mardl Hrcu«e and Mrs. R. A. Newman. Celery City Co-Ed* Club Monday bridge club Wednesday afternoon night at her home on West First at her home in Hoie Court. VarStreet with a buffet supper and loua arrangements of seasonable bridge. Donets were used to decorate the - The supper was served from home. •* the dining room table which was Mrs. Harry Woodruff was found In honor o f Mist Roberts centered with a bowl of the sea­ to le high tcorc holder when the future son's flowers. In the living room tallies were added and Mrs. Roy Stahl who will In the makS- her home In Oxford, N. C., card tables were arranged *0 a* Mann, second highMr*. W. E. Marshall entertained to act as tables for the supper A sweet rourso was served late a foursome at dinner on Wednes­ and later the game* of bridge. in the sfteimon by the hostess to day noon at the Angehllt Hotel Invited to be with Miss Whig- the following members: Mrs. Roy ham were: Miss Muriel Knox, Mann, Mts. Jnmes Sharon, Jr., in Orlando. A feature o f the dinner was Mbs Jessie Durdln, Miss Mary Mrs. Algernon Speer, Mrs. An­ a Spring fashion show sponsored Martha Emerlck, Miss Margaret drew Carrawny, Mr*. Arthur Spencer. Ml«« Bette Wathen, Miss Zachary, Jr., Mrs. F. D. Scott, by n department store of that Betty West, and Miss l.utlcln Mts. lla n y Woodruff and Mrs city. Prr*cnt with Miss Stahl, the Gormty. | II. E. Walker. honurce, were Mr*. W. K. MarAlso, Miss Nell Stewart, Miss •hall, Mr*. Chslmers Ilarkey and Elisabeth Pippin, Miss Erma ] t Mr*.' W. T. Woolley Iloudnry, Miss Joyce Whkldon, Miss Mary Luigi', Mis* Catherine Hurt, Miss Jane Covhrann and Miss Natalie True. The home of Mr*. R. A. New- j And. Mis* Dorothy Ksder, Ml*s Gail DeForesl of Mnitlnnd, Miss man In Hose Court was the scene | Marjorie Cogburtt, Miss Ellen cf the bi-monthly meeting of the Meriwether, Miss Alberta Ander­ Duplicate Club yesterday after- | HOUSTON, Tex . Jan. 6. —(At son of Tampa, Miss Betty I-ou noon when Mrs. F. E. linumlllnt j — Houston police are hunting Mr. Flesh of Gainesville and Ml** nml Mr*. It M. I’apworth were X. high scorers for the afternoon.' They don't know his name, so Elhel Root. Sereenn winner was Mr*. George here's the way they filed tluft A. Del'nite*. ; charges against hirp: lliil double |i >in«rttins and Bra- ’ "State of Texas versus one ril'an pepper, wen* used by the white man, occupant of ear Texas hostess to' decorate the rooms of I'eense No. .19403, plum colored lice home. A rabid e ilrse xVos seilnn; mnn five feet nine Inches, SOI veil late 111 tlie nftemoon nt .10 yeors old, black hair, dark u A P P T RIItTIID A ) the cntielu-i'ii of the bridin* romplesion, brown suit and lint: gmnrs. * to he pointed out by llrmleraon Lueiii Guff Member* pre ent iiiolmliwl; Sirs. Itiley ftho vletlm).** Mrs. Marshall Honors Miss Roberta Stahl Duplicate Club HoIdR Hi-Monthly Meeting! m m a c t u m m ts la ig k ir m m t t^ q U m U A m e rle a s flrat Ira d lU a a l » * t i« Jj u rBm Sr " I Th* borne of Mr*. W. L. Sloudanmir* on Elm A vsno* waa th* scan* of th* monthly business meeting of the T. E. L. Cles* o f th* First Baptist Church last night Mra. E. M. Carroll presided over th* meeting during which re­ ports were given fay the varloua officer*. Th* dosing prayer was given by Mr*. A. K. Hoasetter. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Mt*a Christine Stdodenmire, Btdadenmlre, ta th* following member* i Mrs. F- W. Rtllea, Mrs. P. P. Campbell, Mrs. E. M. C arroll' Mrs. J. A. Mr*. Cunningham, and Mr*. C. E. BenAlso, Mrs. Prudi* Beonott, Mra. B. A. EdanfioM, Mra. A. K. Rossetter, Mrs. U. Camming,.Mrs. T. J. Bloks*. Mra. J. C. Calhoun, bay lots and build Komei when In t e r e s t Is double tax has been removed. No more flections every two yaari to split the town arid* Seen In Vote open and cause -o much bad feel* On Longwood Ing. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (r a ilt t M * rtaat r a w Oast would ba delegated to Seminole county. Proponent* o f the propo.rd abolishment of the municipality who declined to b* quoted publicly declared that only about onetenth of the property In th* cor­ porate limits of the town receive any benefits. They oppose paymrnt of a 13 mill tax on an or* ■nge grove to tha Town when there are no benefits to be re­ ceived by the rrove. Meanwhile a person who owns n house and lot in the main part of the town pays only 4 mills taxes. (Home owner* pay only (hr debt service levy of 4 mills while other prop, erty owners must pay the addi­ tional K mills for operating ex­ pense*.! Other poifits ill tlirir nrguuu-iit lire as follows: Every freeholder would have lo pay town taxes until the debit nee paid because they would be payable too with the State and County tnxes. Savings on town tnxes would amount to above f>0 per ernt. County upkerp of roads and •treets. Ihlter |mlk*e protection nml low iiifoiYciilcill county officers rouhl operate, in town urea. Continued nmintcnaiieo of venter works nmt street light with incren»e In water rntr». Grrnlrr incentive for people to Usually, Crotalarla apectablll* seed will keep all right without being Infested by Insects, but Inspecting them occasionally 1* a good Idea. I f thrjr do become Infested, fumigating them with carbon bisulphide in a tight room (one pound lo- 100 cubic feet o f spare) will get rid o f the Insect*. Glenn Adelbert Coon NOTED TRAVELLER, BIBLE LECTURER MINISTER A EVANGELIST B A L L O T D EM O CRATIC PARTY E gg Nog Party Given By Bishop, Newman TUESDAY, M A Y 7, 1940 HKMINOLK In the playroom above tingarage o f the Bishop home in 1 Rose Court on New Year'* Kvr, ‘ Donald Bishop and Robert New -1 Muki? a Cross Mnrk (X ) lioforc man were joint h»»t* at an egg nog party In honor of their | FOIl PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS friends home' from college for %o n : ro il <•:« i s the holidays. The large room was decorated with holiday arrangement* and from an appointed table the egg FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR nog, coffee, novelty holiday v o t k v o ii u n i : sandwiches, nuts and mints were served. Dancing was enjoyed by about 10 persons who rnllrd during the evening. FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN "Onr (if I hr Hr«l prrmrhtn I rtrr krnrtl. ha* |« m unilrrVNl" COUNTY PRECINCT N U M B E R .................. v ii t i : r o ll o n »: v o t i: Foil o n i: < 0 N FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF TAXES VOTU |N1H ONU FOR COUNTY JUDGE —Thr \ndlrarr R. W. Ware FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY VOTK r o ll ONK FOR SHERIFF JANUARY FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION VOTK r o il 0*8K v o t i: VOTK r o ll liNK We still have mar­ velous values left . • • “ Ask your neighbor — She will tell you I 1“ v o t i: r o ii V'Vri: Kim FOR COMPTROLLER By The o n i: iin k M ill FOR STATE TREASURER •i i FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUnLIC INSTRUCTION VOTI! Foil OSI1 FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE f o ii o n i: FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION v o t i : k i <ii o n k Vo t k ro it GREATEST BIBLE ADDRESSES T. W. Lawton FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL SALE “ llr Irll* ii a Htaarr akaat lk» lllklr la iiar le«lurr ihdM 9tr kRpn la all unp IMra** Vo t i : Foil ONK FOR GOVERNOR CLEARANCE u In Markham. \mrrlran IW I 4»f >r*t Vark ('Mr the Name of the Cundidate of your Choice CONGRESS FROM FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT T. E. L. Class Has Business Meeting • U IC K IR 8T A IT M *. Houston Police File Charge Against Mr. X PAGE THREE SAMPLE P R IM A R Y ELECTION Miss Roberta Stahl Honored A t Shower Double Program I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA i-"it COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1)1*1 l l l l T u n i: W I FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER V " ii: t " it : iim nisTiiii v a FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER '" i i « in i : mu onk n iK iiiM T *». a G. A. COON Evangelistic Co. i, DRESSES VALUES TO 116.95 . BAGS VALUES TO 91.00 A »125 69c ONE RACK OP FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER „ VOTK r o il ONI! m* $1.00 liiaTIlii'T o n i: • B e g in n in g FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER v o tk FO R S T A T E S E N A T O R S7TII S E N A T O R IA L D IS T R IC T VOTK ro it ONK DRESSES U NU SU ALLY t»u : mu VOTK r o il ONK $8.95 (W * have added U FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT ro n onk n ia rn u T a FO R M E M B E R O F B O A R D O P P U B L I C IN S T R U C T IO N UlaTHIIT » s I v o tk ro n onk GORGEOUS ROBES FOR M E M B E R O F T H E H O U S E Q F R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S Group No. 1 VALU E S TO f l .00 FLANNEL, DUVET1NE AND. SILK SUN. NIGHT Jan. 7th FO R M E M B E R O F B O A R D O P PUBLIC IN S T R U C T IO N o t a m ir T x*. a VOTE ro il ONB v o tk ro n onk $4.85 GOSSARD Girdle* nad ad Mia* Miss Simplicity VALUER 99.90 AND A 9 IJ I $Z85 I 99.00 VALUE $& 85 •gV* On V . & 9 7 . ™ FOR MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES vo tk _________ ru n own v o te FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT E way bdlow coat $ ■• , , . v . %:.v x J■ S m • ^ a s * . \ i «ya cv’if-.N a w r"p ’ g uu . ■ ■ ■ . . a t the FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE VOT* r o n ONK Jno. D. Jinking v o tb ron onh .*—«eyy*.*|e«ej*a**y. wqseweeeaeeeeaeewa. tr»U . - - , FOR TAX COLLECTOR Wn hnvw about 20 eoaU k ft that am , mdpcnd j o prionn • ,X .. D im u c r a*, a ro n ONK D im u c r X*. 4 A ll Olhtr rttoJuUUoii Oa i u i u ^ Ittjiiftd V* FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Groap Na. t A Hr Vi PeUtaal Sanford, Florida ,.„ r ,t a . . . . . . . . . . . , , , i t �FRIDAY. JANUARY A 1 M ««I ■ rA M H u ™ ! JrA J7*yc«r-old aan of the coini-dlaii, hikes noio diva tIjflit over li I f Bob took two (plUi from mount, the optly named Rogue, before boardli vmoina fir.l pure in jumping in gynddiuuu ot Rlvk-in Country Club ItAtr*' a mi den worked thU hidden ball trick while performing for Oak Hark, III, high aehool, and H P< 1 •1.1..1: 1 op ai Marquette U nlvw lty center. Lmft, ha take* u paw, fakaa a two*handed paaa and tap* idly comeals ball In lap. i Ight.. Tie. n In u Rnali, while dcfctulve man luppoaedly la footed, he lakaa aho'.. •y,ii **«**> ’• la lir m lb iil lenala e k »»p l«a i CkscP Faarke, aatitaadlag aallar, aad rltaaiplon, are trading candldalM f*r J in n H J a llh la Mawarlal Award k* e »«t f*w davi. of the lUms lUusUatn. Overpowered alter tlto fatal tluoUag of I asa&ScS'iss iftrS fc of huaky Cbunrllman Paul Klnkch Police tho Idea Uiut he was Iwlng |x kill four b m ofUclaU, �ia t & s k L ik iS u ' Jk * ..' *"* PACE FIVE ir y F e d s T : r a y a r e s 28T o 21 In First Contest Stetson Opens Cage Season With Wofford Rock Crasker Will Attempt Comeback In Featured Event REI.AND, Jaw. r>— The basketlull season at fllet.nn University O R LA N I h i , .inn. .•>.--llock will open tonight mi the local campus when the cage H itler, Cru.her. o henlen favorite hi. last out, will attempt a romehnek meet the Woffnnl College Terriors In the first cf two game*. tonight in the ninth and featured Both Rnllln. ■ml Florida Smith- rare at the Hnnford.Orlando Ken­ • r»> College. nre nn the »ca<nn'.' . nel Club. _ . he went to to ru tcbrdule of 2(i games nfter yeata | Wednesday night, pn.t n 1 favorite, and wound tin- v of hr.sketh.il inactivity off Ihme — |Uic , up running In.«t behind Indian j Mai two ci.ter in.titutimis. Ben Clemon., In.kelhall c.iach, Roll, John HingHelil. Rimpionia llie .1 and four other.. O ff dead la .l.jf aim plug In tha F « l attack, his H ha. n very .mall .quail for the he * i < never able to iinprovv. jin th points topping the Fed scoring a. j Initial tc.t, Injuries having .truck Tonight, Itock Cru.her tackle. I son. well a. the Tavares high point two Important men ju«t prevloua Ambrose, a $3.40 winner lii'Jd.nldi man. I hr**, who scored 7 point. I to the imp. limit date. Ilomlri In.t .out; Rohliy Cliria, Sugg., j Ilian R I«erV retrieve* from the liack-J V.nn I* laid o ff with nn injured l.ucky Itottle, Happy l i m r , j net hr Uuinl wa* an Invaluable factor In Ice and Jnmea Ruldcn i. inactive 1Iri.h Drognw and that old favor-' Tin giving the Fcda an advantage1 hccau.e c f n immeiilar .linin in Ite. making hi. f.r.t nppenrnncejlmaul the iheat. Vincent Shni'fer and i time a flir time. of the uca.nn, Jn-t Roll On. |liol.ti Hie gome w ai eaceptlonnlly |Cliff fVirmlev will Ih- the mnin- . The way the price, have bo'll iliuetl rough, icfcree Carlisle Hughrai .tnva ot the Hatter.* offence (Hid ' running the part three day., Hie; Rig I Having to call numerou. tool.- defen*-. long.hoi playrr. have l.-cn in front Tlu-ee of the Tavares players .eventh heaven. Snappy weatlier and r wire expelled from the game lie-' ha. an n.tnni'hlng iff.c t mi llie Arm* fore it ended. greyhound., making form go for while Dunn and Altman were also, naught. Win price, of $T0, place lliaili outstanding for Sanford. |h>**j prln*. of $MI and .Inwv price, nf Rig was nut-tandlng for Tnvnr»» $15 hove dominated the "tote'* to ! while Mulhall playeil a Vetnly 1 hoard recently. |0 nr floor game. A $500 dally double Ju.t mt«.ed $5.tl() Siuring for Sanford: Allman -I. I fire by a half length la.t Wiatne.. Kmok Dunn 7. Riser 8, Epps 4, lieergc victory b; day night when Chief Pilot wa. turn., I. For Tnvuiv*. ‘ 25 to ID In the third qilarttr. The 4, Newman caught by the favorite l.olly l.ee. Pin game whistle * aw the feds rack Miocker 2, Hasting. I. Mulluill I, ul the wire. At that, ladly I ce, on Hi Duncan 4. B. Newtimu It. Do.. 7. up Ihilr final goal for n 18 to whrn rontblne.1 with Hlnck Kye. of thi (firtchrn. returned the li.ly .uni were i f $125.20 for a $2 ticket. (ilenf M i.. Onaln ml Red Canyon pali|lo I, o ff in n liig way la.t night when ' turns Huy formed a .tally douhle. com-(place, hination of 5-7, to teliirn $.143.in, Ion i< With the largrst double. pur.e of llie 1if 11, , PHARITR THAUtEIH reason nmt one of the largest In the ( the hi.lory of Hie l.imgwo->il po-iii Sanford's First Pra-Amalear Iraek. i|irinl Allan Ktewart'a announcement that the Sanford Municipal The dailv doulilr. is mil a- a nor. flo lf Course will sponsor (Is first pro-amateur tournament here feature each night on the nefniiil Tin Sunday certainly should prove of more than casual interest to and thlnl evm t. and n lio.t of lion people hereabouts. Sanford ha. n fine ctumv an anyone who ha* Central Florida fnlloaera of thelwhieti seen It swill testify. It la one of the spnrtieet course* In the cen­ ureyhmind. go into n huddle regn -1 mane tral part o f the slate. Walter Hagen once played here several larly to take a fling at the great tin- 1 year* ago and he la reported to have said that he enjoyed playing e.t ‘'picking" Ihrill of them all Fnlr on Oil. course more than on any other course In thl* part of the And holders of the winning com fini.li .late. We can well believe that The la*t nine hole* were remade lunation were -lioiiting lu.i night C,,li *« thl. summer tty the use o f W PA labor and ta much better than that llie cn.h reward wa. worth 10 1In prvvlou.ly. The fairways have heen rr.odilad and the grren. i f the fling. tiium sowed. They are in fine shape fur the tournament. Sunday nftMis. Opal rame from nowlu n .on emoon should find a alteable gallery o f Sanford people nut t<> watch the pros and amateurs. There will be some good golf dis­ played. Among those entered are Carl Ilnnn, Jr., and Claude liarlatm nf Orlando. These are among the top flight golfers in the slaV*. llann U an'amateur and Harmon a pro. Jimmy Thompson from Ormond Beach will also be here. Some of the belter golfer, U l l f T IIACH- ru lu ilty . .:i are entered In the amateur rank, including l)i. Scott, U. W. Spen­ Nam . u( l>..«: I T n il Hu ■ioltl t.-ail laiit 1 1 1 cer, and a number o f other*. Those of you who like golf nr have liaoMlInn t'lll'I'-'i . » -1 played won't have to be urged to attend. Those who never played 11lurk Hhllir it J *i t golf or who have never heen around tho local course, should take I Ioltl lui.lt luol I I * " . ,.J« H a ll.I an « ‘ llt*|M‘i k. i > , this opportunity to acquaint themaelvra with another nf the city's Mlllllr II VTA fine a*v>t». „ Retaem Of The Native Joe I'iniler blew Into town yesterday from up Pennsylvania way Hi* is the vanguard of the tawiknut troops that should lie hesding thl. way Iw-fura Iqng. Joe holloed hale and hearty after a winter of taking it easy. He wa, nil dressed up in blue, had nn a snappy tie with what limked like a diamond stick pin and a rlaasy dark blue hat. Joe looked quite the stuff Wc didn’t ask market food. M ARKET REPORT ?#«•? JS. 4 and 4 «lot. TKAV: crla ii a h t I n h*ra » n T ii ....... * dot tllt A P C F IIIIII : — Fla. aid. I n ­ i'S t omb I 35; *« l»\. hag* I’ M Comb *ai*; L'M 5‘* boa t.l»* T A MCI Kit IN Kh — Fla. '* hia I ’ M I'liinli l.uv-I.Si A PPLE S — Mupplin* iiioibrnlr im ».iki T ie.I a:. .W iH 'A lm — Flu. \o nlipplir*. Riser Outstanding] In Season Openeri Of Seminole High I»A\AXAH - Imi- ilid Hupp1'* ' nod*-r;il«. d* mu it.I I 'v t e . •KHAN'S oil lull. IKK \P» li|»r. I.T5-5 5 •. Wa\ |o • Du. hprt — a * . ptp*r •h#li. v * r « lout ▼■rl*tlr«t Ito -IL r r iN i: A i » r i . » : — Nn supplies r n r r ii U H — ri#A. •uppfi** fair, ilfiiu in l fnlr, hit. Iipi I tui ct I b. l «»• i *o t a t «>»:.h - - ir»**ii n •»% J f r « » y in i'ti i ‘ \v t i c.-.i iih«n im. i «i-1 « v l(AIM H lll!H Kin f•’ iv tloi« bun So,- • It m iA IN i: — N*.. fuppllro IlF T A H V I A * — N .xtl.rtn H V T . bV-1t*o Ml'INAi II \.» *ti|t|ih'*«. HtJI’ ANlI itw iiprt- .Y ello w I'ltHikliM k f-\v -,!?«• fn .note. « I... Im.« i ohm |l« Clt \ • |.r II. W h ile S«|li.*i«h |.it |i|ir t lot " " l i t i• \ pia; - *1t-l-l *••• flit- . » if. | |,*s «;• **iu n • wi i i i mi s r i i U H i i i: i:n ' n .i. h r , l»*l PMII I kkcaks lAIU lH .A N T — Bllpplle* m nlerHiat« Kam i era’ W holesale Murk*; ii» truokera. rarlot as^embl*>r« end fill, itrtn.ifid I ir Ii I. market i i ImiiiI :mI> I •* bn. h|»» ft**’, l " q u iilll). otlici d« a In a for u St hour p«im*l •*f• I :.»• / ending 15:01 A. M li*d.»> no r•*|»«*rt* ! i:si'AltOU:~KU ■niMdlee loir. ed li» II. .1. Lelimun. .Mansiicr. I'/ Im li|»r SWcoii'. tiltANHiTM: — Fla. Drue- 111. VH — Ilia H •••••»» supt’ omli. I 15; H In. burn. 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I F l A l W F I I — n li Fla 1*1-1 F It ta hx. up. tfou/i lutm e !*• r oupiillr* •' l l !• *OltV I l»/ 1*11 I i‘rt-1 I*. kAIIIM TH- — |»rr ib m Inin *r| YOUR CARPENTER lil't I « 0.- I'M • ••i*|al l • - I mi l.2i ?’* Min»*l»**« CHALKING ’EM \JP G re y h o u n d r u iit n n .v ii. Nam - of Don London'. 1iew- .t, - malle-i mov- It d Canron . If, llllatei, .eating 24, ill* heen npeatd in the Mini.|ry o f InfmUWtloii PUU i>ff«>ru Tlirtv w ill are ili^y goyertiUKiil PGDJMMjlda unit 1 a- I llllt** »$• j • Horn* Improvements (houtd not b « delayed, because delaye are ooetly. And don't put oil hav­ ing »eeded repair* made be­ cause you haven't got the cash. C om * in an d I'l- o f f Nil 34 I'll! By KltKl) H A R M A N C H E E S E IT, L I T T L E BCAJ/ER..' T H A T N\O B I S W IS E T O U S . I ME COME D O W N PAST * • *AXJ RJJkJ OUT B A C K POOR.’ VIGILAWTeS/ J b VCXJH. J O lW T , L U C K V . ^ O u t mot AM D (SOT AW AV / BUAt ! y—r O U lC K L V / ■ rwoucMt-AS DAN DUNN—SECRET OPERATIVE 48 HCIMIE. O CT READV- - • SRAMOMAI IS 6 0 1MO 6 0 1M G T O TO RU N YOU ACROSS START THE BORDER TOMK3MT S H O O S L IM O __ HE'LL BE MERE FOR R IG H T AWAV, ^ VOU A T N I N E . - ^ i , E H ? «----- ALLEY OOP W / . \ t l l-'.lJt O M I C T - T H E M ? V I I I. 1 M . C C A H E O F j . V v T H I S IW J U M ------ THOSE k lP S W R f C K l'P LH TLF BEAVER. LEAVES. HE 13 CORkiF.RED e*y LU CKV DRAKE A M D HIS MOB LOST: BROWN and white mair walker dag, name 8. F. Ix-mmend ea collar. Howard. Briqg ta t*emmond Tire Bhnp. w w PHONE 713 — PI- Ufl Mir Kill Classified Advertisem ents' \ i JHJhMTS. B. A. Bing. 719 FRENCH AVK. c ta rrtn .r n o m r . 1—r, u u i f 7 H -0 ' S k A O K E W A S J U S f A T H IC K .' T H O S E K I P S A R E W R C C K iW C b a M V O A M B L IM O j — ---------------— . H A L L / Q ti GOOD NOGHBORS-PWCES TO RT YOUR BUSINESS for i d t a i an d h *lp U N IT E D L U M B E R C O R e s u lts RED RYDER SP A C E IN THIS PAPER W ill Arrange To Suit LOST: Gold Ring with Amethj-i a*t and • small peart*. Return te S it. A. C. William, cair Berntoot* Dry Clednera. hi s-ic $ni«.' :>j « - i fOITIlTII ll.t'Ut"- rntnrllv, THEY WOULD READ YOUR AO TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE ih ! 1 1 i—s I lav tillable 1 % 3 It-1 llid K- .a to i « 1 3 p i I tad i.'rnpm I . CA. I I" I CO. $t*> ] tithl.tn $1,44, i t s : 11«-l f.n a ra r N ani' or D og: ♦ FOR RENT ♦ • Uee the' . Monthly Payaieal PUatoi hose raaaxleUag. Eery uoathly Uine will ha eirsaged to hi your pochet book. Thaw* eaods of home owners era en|oytog tha laprova. meats they hare purchased UBiler this ipleadld pita. VEAH--HAVE THEM GET A SHIPMENT MOW'RE WE OF DOPE READY - OOiNG TO HERE'S THE DOUGH SHIP TH E FOR EXPENSES - _ s t u f f ?t PAY THEM O F F f W H E N Y O U GET I — > th e stu ff / 1 l DON'T KNOW— SHANGHAI WILL GIVE YOU IN STR U C TIO N S ^ OK.,' BUT STAY WITH THE SHIPMENT JUG . -) U N TIL IT GETS I L L BE . ___ _ H E R E .,-----RE A DY . IM T O W M - - A 1 T U t O t 'F lC E S O F TME O P E P A T IVET. IN I4 L W O W E A M -H(TLLO- Ua m r vc b e e n TlXi. WfclMir AMD HEAPIMG rpfjf-1 ME IM SAM lot A t,wri ia- FPALiEL. a b o u i VOU - W HAT B P IM 6 S VOU _ HERE, - ■s t o l e made dabs a ’ H lfi S T lC K U P IM *• . P O b E P r O N ANt> THEV'RE HIDING O U T H E R E IN _ * * ---- - M F W O D E A N 5 By R A Y THOMPSON And CHARLES COLL Ot<M*. EVEftVBOOy-' BACK TO THE 3HIP - AND \ hurrv/ WEvER MlMP THE 3 AIL. B O VS-B IN D THOSE OARBf W ERE . L MOT OUT Of* k ft DAAJG&K. YET/ y / | li �r w i r/> -I* ■oivic; jit j i 41,0 VII •v7' < 9 <:» *0M '*% . K } r -t* * 4| ^ > r ; *cp # % > r i T Many Thousands Superintendent T. W. Lawton Coming Year Is Saw Bowl Games One fit Which To Sends New Year’s Greetings New Year’s Day Better Ourselves JOURNALISM S t A t t ' ............ ......... . ■raeMeet MRVf U 4w iN Marshall .... Hraii Klrller — ---------------r _ n z z . Helen Ifttrhleun Lola l l t i i a — Jimmy CoMar ■Moor IllClinrd I’M.Mila n.roolda i Edith UiBdudlei Urae# M i r a Dolma U r/ Winifred l.ov*ll Bustv IMIlors New Year's marked the day for the annual national bowl game* which were the Orange Bowl at Miami, Sugar Bowl at New Orliana. Cotton Rowl at Dallas, nose Bowl el Pasadena, and Sun Bowl at El J’a»o. The attendance o f these games Is recorded at follows t The Roar Bowl headed the list with 02,000 person*. Thla game wee the tilt between South rm California and Tennessee, fighting for the national collcg* football tllL The star in this game was Schindler, playing for Southern California. The Sugar Bowl ganio which we* attended by 72.000 persona according to new»papcr reports was the most outstanding game o f the day. Jnhnny Kimbrough who la thought by many to M the iter of the day was the full­ back for Teaas A A M. This team was opposed by Tulone University. The Orange nnwrl tilt .down at Miami was viewed by a crowd of 34,000. Georgia Tech and University of Missouri had tha field for thla event. Tho pub­ licity agents for this bowl say they Intend to have tho largest attendance and most outstanding teams for the season. The Cotton Bowl had a popu­ lace of 16,000. The teams play­ ing were Clenison College and Boston College. The Hun Howl when Catholic University of Washington and Arltona Htate cmnpoted* had a gathering of 12,000. ^ The final scores for the vari­ ous games were: CaliRose Bowl— Southern fornla 14; Tennessee 0. Kugar Bowl— Texas A A M 14: Tulane IS. Colton Howl— Clenison College B| Boston College 3. Tech Orange Bowl—Georgia 31) Missouri T. Hun Bowl— Catholic Unlveralty 0; Arltona Htate 0. The name* for the different teams a re :1 > Southern California— Trojans Tula ns— Green Wave Boston College— Eagles Clvmson— Tigers j < 'Georgia Teeb— Yellow Jackets Missouri—Tigers InTvorally— Cardinals Catholic UnT Arisons Ktale— Bulldog* Texas A A M — Toxaa Aggies TenneaM-e— Volunteer* It may be laterestlng to some to. know the .way Tennessee got tho name Valanteers. Daring U>e wap with Mraleo, Tennessee was called ott to havu 2.H00 men enlist within a limited lime. tho end e f thla period not only the 0JIO0 had enlisted but 30,000. • 8U8AN K1RTLEY. M u illle Million I t r t. ■dll era l Rtpreaenlatlvia— AUro Temple — :------------------------ • Martha Wight U n i t Marshall — diaries I’arke ■aaaa Klrtley _ Bdlth Loodqulsl _ Kalharlno Hurt Stewart qsarin man - — . Lola Caldwell ire Are Many Reasons Why British Should Aid Finland Finland I* fighting vallanUjr * mighty Rod Kuiala. It ■Utad that Ruaab with Ita ►flow" o f troopa and war rbb will eventually ovarFlaland. A b o It la admltthat Britain and ita ally, will bo eng*rod In war ■many fo r a long time. Za the preceding paragraph, 1 ktdd the gviteraf eltuatlon. I f ■la conquered Hula Finland, would be free to aeek groat* ’’ prlaea, chiefly all or port of i "Paarl o f the East," India, iln haa aomo troopa alatlonod dla, which are moatly na* -Uwt could not hold out long against overwhelming England, at war agal would bo unable any other troop*. Let ua *■ ' m l factor In which obtain a portion not aelbtw that bribe' the “ Imte‘ I ndia*' campaign o ffer moat of f w rebolllng I Britain with Rueabn aid at sordi o f India bo reded M la (bat the ttaek ■Iraq (or Irak), n protectorate having val­ agj!’, uable oil fields. Thla liWc India haa a “ handful” of troopa alio Iraq'* loea would be felt by Bri­ tain In more than one way. la located centrally In the near ea«t| therefore It la the center of the British sphere o f Influence In the Near East. Thla aleo would endanger the neighboring Brit­ ish colonlea o f Faleetlno * and Transjordan and Uia French pro­ tectorate of Syria. Still another threat la tho at tacking o f Turkey. Kuaala need* a free outlet to the Medlterrantan 8m which would bo pro­ vided by tho conquering o f Tur­ key. Also It would “ brrak down’* British Influence In the Near Eaat as Turkey Is strongly “ ProBritish*' and la aliuatrd In good geographlral plncr. Britain surely must rratlie these poaelbltltlcs. Many are already being considered b; leading correspondents. WII Britain a|d Finland to (tall RuaslaT What will Britain do to help, If anything much, Kin land? Wo will see In the nrit few weeks. EDWARD MARSHALL. Many Visit Orlando lutfcrn* Made To See Airplanes For New Year’s <* * ' Sanford peopb who went to tho Orlando Airport New Year’s Day ware fate baled at the sight of mdny snort planes which stopped at the Orlando Airport before go­ ing tb the Air Races at Miami. , mpJns not to approximately fettrnot to smukr hundred planes. n . Rome'nf the'types Cdba, 1*1per Cu m , *n*0t''TiiH*rr T. 1 ain't Uni- Taytercreft, ' Arronrati Laacomr*. IIonucou|i<0) ■ FhtrtMhh, BUneon j ’t' talking, RhltettU and loo**, Bcscl resolve to keep sard Asanas..*« ‘1- * U tln assignment* Many of these planes flew over Sanford. resolvg ( to keep The pUnea were- completely the ramd U m airport odd they reeolve not to lined around were u beehllfal sight. • t*. UUama—1 The planes which came from all We the country tended; coatin al) oddi New Year's . some mem* High. School) ftojleat believe in fUlnst ray, priori- Sit W lllbm t— I of Boson, a s r “• “* ■“ ut reeolve B ILLY H0LLKY11EAD CHARLES PARK Myers Rseslutlons are a , . . dent make any' feck hiready. “ sWoUkl—I resolve to , With my Star dust Shoemaker— I resolve to my nfckte on something bo- ?B«taar—1 resolve ■chore straight. . get , Gladys Smith—I resolve i gtra more than two testa Wathen—I resolve not to V Kelly—I resolve with my diary. Perkin*—l resolve to bo Wiggins—I resolve to of uouMi Jama, md Tukseb—I receive at bo be Number Of Schools Debate At DeLand A number of the schools in tba ■oirounding territory participated In a debate'on Doe. • at DeLand. Thg subject of tho debate was “ Resolved that Federal Legisla­ ture 8Would enact laws to euppress all groups dominated by totalitarian Ideologic*” . After the debate woe over, the aches of tho teams met and daelded that the subject o f the neat debate would be “ Reaohred that the United 8tales Government Id operate all railroads'*. The neat debata win bo bold at Daytons Beach, _______ Beach. u._____ Jan. IF_with the tame debate teams participating. STUART QUARTERNAN Utile net mak___ gaud newl reeolve pot to Students Welcomed At Semipole High 8. U. 8. to Rtvdntii WlloOtOH tktM t. *. "*■ 1 reeolve to ^ Aniold Barnes, Freshman, Clyde, WUllanw’ Bari Clark, Freshman, rooolve to stndy Jack- uiun, the lieely green o f spring, w TON t o m '.*'’ By T. W. LAW “ And lire street o f the city I the crystalline megiqr o f tho min nd said an drop and tho dreamy baited o f was pure gold,** and •- genllt ‘ Ye*, the Ufa eminent writer, that la the true the wind, place for gold. It should be a crowned with golf Is an empty The poorest man la be thing to stand on, to walk on, lift. to make progress over, NOT to who says “ Sliver and gold have I only/' while the richest. man be crowned with. Tire life that t* crowned with gold Is an amp­ may say. “ Silver and gold ha#r ly life. A t we enter upon a 1 none, but aueh as I have, . new year, may we not get a new I thee/' May wo strive In 1040 conception o f life, lla value and to develop those social and splrIta alms. Mr. L. F. Chapman, Itual graces that wDI give hapsuperintendent o f the State Pen- plneia to all with whom wo **Itentlary at Ralford, aayt tbe,soctete. -j cause of most o f thew«yld*a In the words o f an unkhown crime is an empty life. A lift I author, that falls to fine true values, |“ May every soul that touchaa r every mine— that cannot rejoice that the Be It the allgheet contact. iky Is blue, .tho woods rnchantIng, the fall o f dew. That aftei* Gel therefrom some good. the rain the tun and after the Some little grace, one kindly thought, sun the rain.’’ Cannot find rlratioa yet unfelt. pleasure In the beauties o f liter­ One aspiration ature, art and music. That ran- One bit o f cdurag* fo r the dark­ ening sky. not bo congenial with Shake­ speare, Milton, Browning, Emer­ One gleam o f faith To brave the thickening ilia o f son and Holmea: with Mkhallife, angelo, Titian, Raphael and Whistler: with Licit, Chopin, One glimpse o f brighter eklea beyond tho gathering mist. Beethoven and Wagner. That cannot ace the loveliness o f Na­ To make this life worthwhile. ture, the golden leaves of sut- And Heaven n rarer heritage.1 * PageU, Frankwan. Ml- •ehoad In W n aL Mr*. Stoae and her daughter Oaotga Lick, Junior, Rochester. itertateed gneete free* Wtecra* •In. • — Mlsa Rlmr sprat In^Newbecry; In NewUrry. S. 8. & a ■ml. Fla. I uTeBOTt the raet of the raeat re n o l i , g «P -H h teat .teep anymen, ----------- ---------------- F, rn M- - ? ■V - a ry I f your principles are not ae good aa they should, be resolve to make them so In 1040, Than when 1040 leave*, aa old '30 re­ cently did, you will have a page of which you can be proud. JIMMIE CARTER. Personals Tba old roar has' gone, t new has come We*U start all ever once morel And trying hard to start out right. W e ll do much better than before. < j* We win not tight nor finis' ut all, * W e ll eat an example o f broth­ erhood, _• True Americans we will be. Helping each other as we should. W arring' nations sc will learn Their fighting la In vain. Peace, goodwill and happiness. One* more on earth shall reign. ' To all, good luck and happi­ ness t Wo wish throughout the year: And all tha Joys that Ufa can bring Without n single fear. LA U R E l SLLE DU DUTTON. T. W. Lawton Speaks Initiation Is Held By Future Farmers To Seminole Students Y an On Highly “ Van Loan' Geography” was rlttrn by U r world famous au­ thor and hlsl orlan, Hendrik, yxnLoon.* It la hot a regular geog­ raphy book kut It la written ax Ceogrephy should be written.'. As read It, jroa feel aa If eemc Is actusBy telling I u about you the world. Van Loon discusses many coun tries In Individual chapter*. He reviews them In the geographical O and political senses. Strangely you learn more than yon think In each chapter. Tho “ non-existing” countries of Poland, Cxecho-Blovakla, and Austria are discussed by vanLoon In u moat InteraetIng manner. Hl*‘ descriptions of the new world are to be enjoyed by all o f tha reader* o f this book. Do you know how Japan wa* formed? Do yop know why there are so many islands In th* Pacific Ocean? Do you know bow sea­ sons happen? Do you-know how valleys are formed? All o f thtee questions are answered by. the author In this hook. Van Loon discusses the habits, manners, and customs of this planet, Its polit­ ical division! and their clticeha. A novelty of th* book fa ’. ih * Illustration of , th* subj object on which th* author I* speak _ Van . eking. Loon draw* hie own pictures far many o f hi* numerous “Those tn thla book are exception­ ally n od . One o f ‘ the best J* the Iueettm (lustration show I wing th* pererntag* of the *roi orld which ta He water end whish la ' a circular graph. It I* a most remarkable way In which this hook bold* your Intereet By no mean* should this book bo overlooked because of Ita “ alight tktekneas" or th* thought of a “mtebt-be" dullness. It te a natlon-wld* acclaimed book. I f you nr* t e t r a d on* of the na­ tion's beit^Jooks, you should read “ Van Loon's Geography." EDWARD MAR8HA1.L. o w-.... Seven tea Utter* dictate the tea lattes of America. They meet annuaUy te tekt te* sample* and te decide which teas shall bo ad­ mitted Into ih* United Bute*. n o n e* e r * » t l i c * t i u .v ron ch a Pt J h ^ i i Tm^ f t‘m 1ICREBV oivt^ f. l-IIIU-tl’J and Ta* hoi J* N a g l ) , iVisnl.lb) Ird . . i, . . ha* filed .asset, A. tx, .m 8QUTH SIDE N EWS SrafeUr ^rajisss. te •sTB StateiUents In Verse Of New YearResolves Vocational School Expects Biff Classes £ Junior High News New Office Force Is Installed At School Williams, d r. Freshman, H U Sterane 9 lf. (new don’t he wash. It te hoitevoO to get oat Bon Ifay. Fla. yam* beckj went t* thee* orgenlittm w alarmed,, she earn* sore years vrlQi gnjn tanwledge^ KutWrlJ* pngo. Sophomore, So- Obi Ushooc heal Mr*, Feet ____ The turn o f the New Year gave ua all a clean, new pege en which w* will make our mark In the coming three hundred sixty-six days. Let nil our inscriptions bo marks o f valor. brUfrlty, and' resource fulness instead o f btecNI marks o f greed, selfishness, and foolhardiness. Resolve to make your life better fo r rouroolf and fo r your ftllowmaa In the coming year by adhering to your moral prinri- Martha WlghL accompany lag Mr*. Nicholson, Mrs. Benson am Joaten BUI Tyler, motored to the Bok Where did you go during the Tower last Saturday. Philip Kronen spent aeveral Xmas holiday* t Era ryon* went either “ no­ day* at tb* bom* of Mr. and Mr*. Gray and their daughter, Hoc- where" or "everywhere", or to Orlande for their ehopplng. tense, ut Sarasota. Lutltla Gormly entertained Zone Mathew* went to her grandmother* at Lake Butler and guests from JacksonvilleLeon Berwick had company Last night at their meeting th* Jaaprr during tha holidays. Chapel at 8. 11. 8. Thursday Patty llodg* spent a week with from Georgia. Chapter of Future t* fol- Remind* opened with the Flag Salute Holm Tamm spent part o f her her grandmother at DajRona • lowed with the singing of “ The Farmer* held green hand Initia­ jjw h_ vacation It, Savannah. Star Hpsnglad Banner". The tion for Lyte Lalhrop and Charlie ROth Weaver spent Chri.tm*. |„ Dot. wm' Scripture was. road by Mr. McKay, LeavltL * ', , In" a report from the meat with her aunt at Nepteme Beach. I P* I7 ._ 'S .,? ,? ’1’*” whu also led tha prayer AfteT Marge Newman, Settle Wilkin• Will lent* went to Waythis Mrs. McCracken Iml the stu­ house It w n learned that over dents In singing “ Old Lang Syne'*. three ton* o f meat have been ■on, Florence Wells, and Violet Dot Kader went to Fort M Fort Myers. Following this song, Mr. Mc­ handled down at tb* farm thla Well* went to Mrs. A. Q. Becker’s GRACE 8EBREE at Jackaonvlle for the New Year’s Kay introduced Mr. Lawton, a year. On Thursday night, Dec. 20, holidays. fmruent visitor to 8. 11. 8., who Louie* Nordgran vacationed at CZECHS ARB ARRESTED reminded tho students that the th* 8#mlnole Chapter of the F. F. from * teat- Thursday PRAGUE, Jan. 6. — (A t— New Year la Ibe time to make A. was host to forty-two Future Tampa through Sunday with an aunt, Evansville. Ind. A r m U of nearly 1000 former resolutions, lie said that one o f . Fanuani from Ciecho-Hlorak array officer*, two the most Important resolutions we I [n,eK . . I " "ieven cars and Mr*. Ruth Brown. listen Tamm visited relatives journalist* and icveral member! should meie and also keep U to |trought their cote, They alio did They are at Savannah, Ga, over the boll- o f the 'Skoda Munitions Work’s do good throughout tho coming their own cooking. central office were disclosed year. Mr. Lawton presented Mlsa making a trip down tho eaat coe«t <k£lory , motored with yesterday. Elisabeth llarkey who la always of Florida to Key West_and bark of Florida toy friends to l^anea*** 'and Georgi*. up the west coast a wclrnmr visitor to the school. Erl In* and Elisabeth Kelly visSince tho turn of tbo century Miss llarkey first played on her 'Indiana* The boys are cutting cabbage lied their randmother nt a t Faith Fatih the average Ilf* rpen of (heir grandmother tho acriirdlcn on* of the favorite now. Their 1yields are running Bed white buy baby has Increased 12 songs of Ih* students, “ Roll Out from eight to ten ton* per aern and 1-1 year*. The Barrel". After this she played Billy Dond, Jim Riser and Char­ Winifred Utrall spent several and her abler, Rose llarkey, aaag lie Leavitt have finished tbeli day* in Jacksonville with her two. songs which ah* had row- flrvl............. Their, yield wa* aunt cult Ink. posed herself. "When The Btara Wtll over etgh;t ton* per ear*. tmnr Carter spant the ChristVail" an>l ons which slwthss net A lt t e jk h -__ I4‘ not. high, t guwrhet i M W ay* w lilirelhH raa / )n yet named. 8he then played sn­ the boy* WUI 'teaks a meat profit •y, the A level# Ohriatmu ot nnr song or) hey., accordion, f .n thefr ic*bb*lf*r "ptrsrufo Enchantment''. .Fallow­ ta that tec Ed Caimelton” r4 ing there selection* she,Mailed .-a bussbf poem she bed written which, — _ ...„ ib Honed, ^w^jj tied'oobnl to her slater, “ A, l*rey____ -tat' Ga- during I er To My filater Helen".,, , RreoftU W last year'* prefect* Mias llarkey told tha student* yteny that tb* ! that a life fallowring God.haa been wh* reSSvM credit f o r ' ftekW■ elping her fqilow- ttig their Future- Farui*** work one of Jay in help men. 8h* said eh* has facet! all hut year made a total M t'prefM W INIFRED LOVELL 8vain. Dickie Frank.Jjbert Byrd. tiro tempi*th.iis that we face end of four thousand four: hutaJred “ in e rt Wla* Men, Norman ~ Dell, He she I* glad that ah* has faced ffartyflve/"dollars I ' add fortgnte* Robinson, J. H. Burch. th l* I* •ad ' average td them because at these time* she cents, Joseph,'Jo* Dugyur. t over on* hundred thirty dollar* ■ Mary, Myra iCdden. ................... for each boy. These figure* are Poem, “ Birth t i Christ" J* based on aeven teen thousand and thing else. Maclutyre8h* said all young people should twenty-aeven hour* of work, mak­ To be na _______ ngela, ,Jane Chapman, Phyllis f-o d aa good can be. be friend* with God. Sine* ing a total of over' twenty-six To help ' when ' ' help fp 1 U * due, Bach, Mary Harvey,, r. Joan 8w Ingle, each __jta per hour for ah* haa been with th* Salvation To lend a hand when o'er I- see Shirley Moreland,. Ki Kathleen Dowl­ Army ah* haa realised more than spent on a project. Some teak thaj 1 might do. tng, ing, Jean MacIntyre, Helen Coxever the value ef both earthly Boy’s Prayer, Norman BalL and heavenly friend*. Bui on* t her* resolve to do my belt. thing o f which wa should be careTo right all wrong* I may have LEGAL NOTICE ful ta to choose tb* right kind of done friend) -She closed by playing "My To other* In the year Juit past lloavrnly Father ’ which was rang Whrn 1 wa* thinking Just of a o T ic n o r A r r u c A T io ir r o n New U tat' 1040 baa idled by Roa* llarkey. fun. t a x o n sc u Around, th* Vocational achool here (')IAPTKIt I N I ) OF t i l l __ In Sanford expect* to have bigger XO Ticu in m e iiK u r u i v k n . ctasaes. Thkra a** now ctewcs In To learn my lessons every day, Thar JAMBS K. ItOOBA holder el Behave myself tn achool. l-t ol Tax Ceruricet* Me. U t, le­ bborthand, first and second year: st), d th* tnd dag at Aegaet A. Da t ______ „ way ... la every Commercial English, Typing, sod To du my Mdat 1* 11, has (lied earn* , la .our orris* To keep within the rule. Doo sleeping. But beginning nest and has made application ' ter a week there will be a tax b* U" * ‘ iV 7 ? )1 ittS g Ileal*to *a Before th* holidays tha toocb* f« r persons wishing to begin first These resolutions nil ara good: rert dead 0, scribed property la Ih* Coosty Fur thought, * They giro one er* at Semumlo Junior Itigh year ahertn yrar shorthand, and first ol rtemlaolr. Utals of .Flotlda.- tofood | looked forward net only tp tno > i*kheipteg. sill . „ , j. last |* Ulack u Ameaded vacation but also to the annual We also have an UtereeUng But It take* on* o f sterner atufr Ptet Ol instead A Milter. BahTo keep their resolution* up Cbmtanu party which took form dam and ’ has* n ate* ■u*u lelsloa. * Afterj cx^h-rlenclag that first wild In 's wattle bruakfaat. Tha parly it of th* sali prepth* meewlnge of ortjr *»nd,r tbe aoM oartiroot* Uwas held in the achool lunchroom ow ing words te That come* when one goes ooed ess Is tgo sons at Cl. D. which waa gaily decorated In Um general back to Bed from Good. Christmas motif. Gifts were e*e " The first year chortband el M,'s h s i' said ooetlflcate shell ho J • BKLMA LEVY. loomed aeoesdlsg to tew. Ib* changed, and each teacher conald- Ig Just shout randy to ge Into property dsaerthod thsisla wilt ho ered this affair a very enjoyable •ole to th*. hlahoot b Odor at Ih* prtfac* U Ih* holidays. aaart heaao door *a th* Oral Moo­ pear student* era coming along ds* In tb* month of rebrvoiT, New scUvIttee have bora or­ lost fine and will ha. randy fer lit*. Which ■ th* (th day of rote ganised for John befeie leaf. rasr*. is to. The** club* were derateped In erDated Ule Ith day of Jaai dcr te stimulate th* interact of It la with grant regret that 111*. yaor , O. K HKRKDON. the student* in rarisae hehbte*. Dorothy Btewart, uar former of­ n-ch ctreoit CoaH. Thera h i* dubs fice girl for tho peel roar and n wlael* CosatsTMeefita. half, has left aa duo t e W rm re* n u u Most Ofa'Facully ____ Had Quiet Holiday “ • te g jj fe t e M E g e d Some of our Bemlnole HI Bchool teachers had very exciting Christ­ mas vacations, while some-stayed quietly at home; but all agreed that It eras one o f the happiest vacations they had ever spent. Those who entertained at home with meals they cooked themselves were Mrs. I ucy 8mlth. Mias Ruth Hand, and Mr*. Dur­ den. , Mias Takach alto cooked th* Chi Ut mas turkey but ah* went to Jacksonville early Monday morn­ ing so that the missed th* dinner. Mr. Crosby and family spent ChrUtmaa day with hi* mother and New Year's Day with friend*. Mlsa Dunlap spent n white Xmas in Maryville, Ttnn, with her mother. Th* Mines Edna and Laura Chittenden spent several days In I'Im Hm Park. F ly, with their broihtf* Mr. and Mrs. McKay spent **v eraFdari In Key W w L practiced baaCondi McLucaa ~ kctball twice n day, Mien — WUltema,r »Mr. r . Riser. Mr*. Gladys Binlth, and Mlsa Phyllla Smith stayed at hem*. Needless to say that Santa brought them all they wanted. M raU lapto visited hie parents n AahvlUe, N. a Mrs. Harries u spent aeveral days In Fact Lauderdale. Mr. Jehneed wont hunting. (Just really tn k3t any- New Year's Resolutions through ■iuiknii ^P tss the week P*#Ss wh* are tn U « l r waril nra.ffhren « a opperlunMjr far special stndy. Ik te hoped that Ute plan will satisfy tb* tedhriduel need* ef oeeh eU- Bhlrtey Ekh M have from th* New Verb aketh WcP te x Atom 4 mSXT\iSm fully •p0M*lated flfty The Town t e U e A - J taw. " me rill be it'gh**l'>buM*r at” the __ at.tbs f res Moa, r*hraary. gay of Febp [ j S l a g ’ tHa Ith gay ,#» Jausary, _Q. f . HKRNtMN, - Oteri Cfrcalt Ceart, (N X U F l0 r fc D O N 'T F O R O IT TO IIH D TH | MIRACLE ^ v W H I F �I azsi Smlnnla County ProdurM s S tafford t$ T J u O a b O n A m • r U d f e C U r Atftordlaff B ail, H lfftw i., H o r * F r u it A u d V * * « U b l « s T h a n A n y S im ila r A r r a In A m erica A r t Waltr TrtatporUUon AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Warning Sent To ^ Russia By Carol E stab lish ed In 1908 Factions Clash On Issues In Town’s Vote ’Sensation Caused By Deposition Of British War Chief Hore-Belishm 'Calls For Explanation By Press O f Country * SANFORD, FLORIDA, 8ATllkD AY, JANUARY 6, 1940 Member Associated Press VOLUME XXXI > Resume Of orizing Election Attorney Coleman Declare* ‘Trade-At-Home’ D r i v e Beneficial Demos Talk Of Reviving Parley Rule Bill Auth­ Lonjfwood Given By A t Meet Florida Party Heads 1 Would Return To Two-Thirds R u l e Discarded In 1936 Intercut In the freeholder* elec! lion Tueaday on whether the Town of Longwood will bo iboliihed reached new helghta at an open meeting- In the Lotutwood library Uat night aa the two faction* clashed openly on the issue* In­ volved. The highlight ot the evening nan Mayor George II. Bridge’* ... . , . , objection to any statement* In the “The 'trade-at-home' campaign : R N W . W are today announced I mBtter by K. J. Nelion, Sanford!ui^kenf I ^ S ^ f o r t i T T X - h‘* candidacy for re-elertlon to nitoiney’ 'w h a n Moyor Btldgto WASHINGTON, Jnn. 6 .— m ? l!L iV !m * lV h n U i lhr off,cr of r<,un,y J,,d|fv '\hlch termed an "outsider" with no, (AIM—Flnritln Democrat* to­ man. local -m?,? S *r-Com^ ny 1 h‘‘ h» * h*,,J for th** I"*'1 f,,ur right to voice hi*' opinion* on tho Power and Light company day were talking of reviving )rB r* , | «»| matter. Mr. Rtldge withdraw today. the old dispute over the two* ----------— — — hi, objection*, howbvir, after Mr. 'From my own ob*ervatlon»,'' m , , I Nel»on *ald he w * » : renresentber tliird* rule nt the next Dem­ he aald, “ the campaign haa done ft Keeping the North Sea clear nf mine* laid t o trap German «v*r*hip» or siihiunrltic- L lhr ri-Uv A C A S I I l f t V T I l S C P n >w - J- Walla, Mr. BlsUlne, and ocratic nntluoid convention. lot of good *n far but to derlxe C& 5 C 9 L / l o l l l l S o C U |, of the group approving the the greatest benefit*, the drive The rule, which was ob' abolishment of the town. may lie forced to Icnvc (Invi-.sel If it Kliikes nn *-n»*i-.iy mint' mbnt they should be continuous.' It should , served by Democratic con­ In citing his reason* for favorbe continued, hO“ »ald, until such lag abolishment, Mr. Blstllne waa vention** fo r n century, rea degree of local loyalty la drinterrupted bv Mayor Bridge who l qulrod the vide nf twn thlnl* of veloped that residents automat­ asked him why, If ho favored the ically spend “ Sanford Dollars In . the delegate* tn nominate canabolishment of the town, had he Sanford," the slogan o f the camIV fk f A a* • * • F" i n i n didale* for president and vice not taken some step* in this di­ palgn. r r o ‘’ r f » r n ( J t A c t i v i t i e s r o r 1 9 4 0 ||ire*ident. It w «* discarded at rection during (he approximately Merchant* however, have an _______ the Philadelphia convention <*i 20 years he had seivrd aa a mem­ equal responsibility In making IP3rt. ber of th* Longwood Town Coun­ thU campaign the succen It can A program of uctivitie* for the (the Methodist tti|dian:ig« cil, a aeat which be held until a The old argument against tho and should be, Mr. Coleman con­ Kiwnnla Club during l!*ln win t<rpri*c. few year* ago. ' rule wn* that it enabled n minortinued. They should cater to the outline.) at a m eting last night * Huh for Sen,,i,lde High |ity of delegate* to prevent the In a general discussion o f the wants of the local baying public . , _ .. . ,. . . rrniHil nil* oiiIHiumI |»\ ( FM»». The Grand Jury indictment* lack of development In Longwood In order that It will not be easy »t ln«* lioinr of l*ri*«Mli*iit Kml Kev . rlmirninn of iho voraliMiml majority from choosing s candi­ for consumer* to buy out of against Sllnton Kinlaw end l-rwi* os compared with the growth In Nonltfrrn who wrr h*»«l Ml *tinn«*r * nmimiil fS' This » lnli, date. The .nrnkcr Chump Clark Mitchell, eberged with violation* other cities of similar tisr, given town. to lhi» mrmbrra of llio lloirtl of |" hlfh in nrtunlly n junior In got n tiinjarity nl the 1912 conThe * merchants' responsibility of the anti-lottery lew, wric nolle as an argument n favor of abol­ D ir r r io i officers mnl rommill^r *Urania, woulil !»*• (*«tiii|iiit4'il of jnn ' vent ion, toil wn* unable to get ties In with Commissioner Edward pro«*rd by the Court yr*lerday on ishment, Mr- Bridge, pointing to bn <4 4*fnl “uniiir mnl woiibl l»»* chnirnH'ii. the member* of the gioup seek­ VlF U a a r l n l r l !*$#•« Biggins' “ moet courteous clerk" a motion filed by the Slate. . a I liiultwl In L'O of III** IHOMI nut • two third*. Wilson outpaced him t uh scouting t« l » In- intio ,MI), j,, |hp In making the motion Assistant ing abolishment of the municlpsiTcinpcrnturi* skidded toward , mnl look the nomination. contest, he pointed out, insisting that "courtesy costa nothing and State Attorney Lloyd F. Hoyle tty, declsrrd "it’s dun to people taro in the cn*l n« n cold wave jdiiccd n* n major activity <>l J'1' 'h e ) Chill further* intrn-l of the Southerner* liked the rule bclike them who are trying to wreck advanced another lap on it* Jour- |K!»ani( lull," announced , !, *students in the stated tint ha had no alternative means everything In business." .. I In* particular |»nriu*iilnr un n cauic it gave ltit-in fairly effec­ l-ongwood." krnnrlli IMI, clinirinnii nf tlu* nev from the Itnrkle*. ilinli* !l»r) IniYr •plri'litl .Mini m« "The success of the campaign," « * two years have elapsed since tive vein power over candidate*. The major portion of tb* meet­ .Frigid wea'lier ra»ed somewhat boy. and yirl. committee. “Cut* them in di.'idiug wtuil i .a a I ion * he added In conclusion, "depends the Indictments were made and ing waa taken up with a resume The Florida contention now la grouting i. intended for taiy. »f in the mirfdh west, hut wn» atilt that there is not now soWclent the) wi ti to follow "Thi. hey I that at.alt tfi of the mare popu­ upon the fullest extent of co­ of the bill which provide* for the far below freezing. rinr to tv cite year* of age and information available to warrant Club will In- -tailed -haitly aad I lous stiitc. will lie able to pick operation .by the customer and >"now ranging from flurries to involve, the training of parent- expect it to hi-come a mo-t un* a trial due to the akacnce of key election and the liquidation of the tba merchant alike."' 'any cniulidnte. they choose bstown'* affairs and an Interpreta­ a 10-Inch fall wa» n* well a* lhr boy. themselvc." |Miita,,t orgntiiznlimi reported in state witnesses. at oio I cause nf the size nf their delega­ . Meanwhile the contest to name tion of th* effect* of thl* bill on ecntterrd port* of the r**t, mid- according to Dr. Bell, who pr*l*o<l ►rhool," Mi . Mi Kay Minted. The dismissal of the charge* tion-. the meet courteone clerk In Banthe residents of longwood by tho dlr'-eid, southwest, mid Rockies this as the finest form of fnther Kiwslil. aid to uildernrii ileged against then* two do** not mean Town Attorney, Webber llayne*. The fir-t eliilihen wn. explaintil in K. C. i A l">nu« me Ihod giving moro region. A snowetonn raged In amt son cooperation. that the forte* of law and order to states regularly hav­ The first rlssh m m after Mr. rub park is now In-lng foron-d. lie , llurjM i, i-hairiiiitit nf the oitilc . delegate* soulhwrst. . will cease tbelr vigil In connec­ ing good Democratic majorities is Uarnaa had eprKludp^nl* remarks Ifty perron* were treated ip •nld. , pi ivileKcil * hi Id formniUjH*. #!i *, ; | J tion with the lottery rgshet in w-viked utrtts* pit.tl) Uw and stated that “any heckling t* Drawer hospital* after minor ac­ A iunlor -afcly patrol f*n the rupiping ini-dicol in d<tdal con store* may Indicate their choice this county, he said. The extent d o w In order." Mouther iter i. Il will to offi*rrd at cident* nhirh weir blamed on .rhool. and churches wa- di* tiaii.lL.t h> ................... . of the racket has been reduced for tha‘ honOr. ’ the next I'ortvcntion, itrul if *PWhen there were no questions Ire-glafrd street* mid sldeividk*. enssed. with the rqulpminl to li-'t j-t , who are member, of the The oonunlttcs o f 20 shoppers considerably, he aald, adding that askrd for several minute*. Mayor Freezing temperature, on the fund.bed hv the Kiwaiii* Cluhj,|„|, „i ho.plliill/atiou piovnt, will govern tho -electlpn law enforcement officers have haa been selected and they will Bridge stales! that "if there nre Atlantic reahoard .xtenilrtl a* far m ill lh r h oy - lu !*• coniml.-ioneil |aiid -uppl M in i il hi the * *'* Uu* I!• 11 imvtiitK prepare a written report of their ( pledged him their snpport In con­ no questions the meeting is ad­ ruuth a* lla' Carolina-. The mer­ n * ju n io i |n i |ii -c o fflr r n * . I’ h ii tub Mi llai|»i‘i si*>l; •I for n o , tinuing the diIvc against violators findings 'a fter Visits to local journed." tlrt l i i l n l nil ilii|M»l In u l -iilr lx appi jpruilloll of HIrril to ortlllili* cury hit the low 20'* in Virginia. sboras vrhich will be turned over of the law. “Just a minute, Mr. Bridge, I Maryland mnl Pniin*ylviiiiin ex- Bli'j) h llirli Iiun iii’i'4*ni|i||wlii'il .i I thin vvoik mi I'4III l*laii" weie to the merchant* Involved. The motions granted by the would like to ask Mr. llayne* u la'rienced tln-ir rnliteai night of |Fr«*ll I all il l in ttllli'l rilM'M util'll' It ilini'llhM'ii IHI "Olio fio III of elite!*The *30 In cash prises wlU be Court yrsU-rday afternoon brought few question*. If you have no ob­ this winter. At midnight it was ii hriiiir u«rt| Vmiimifl-itt to Im pn « 111f*i| hi th*' awarded to the winners in the an offlrial end to the Fall term jection*," said Mr. Nelson. three hrlow at llacerstown, Md.. Kiuuniri Ivitally itili*rr«lri| Spring for the pui|»o*r of mi" contest after their names have of the Circuit Court. The two re­ Mr. Bridge Immediately arose with the lueirury showing no in- ill the |mvili|; of St.itu liniiil N«». ing thi"**' I iiiiiI It with voteil to been announced on Wednesday maining alleged Cuba operators. and emphatically asserted, “but I dirntiou of .topping it. de-rent. II to Mil!!*, •Hill III I T |liwa, continue tin- flu |m*i nionlh up E. B- flmlth and Harvey Vrlno do object. I strenuously object t» Jan. 17. Federal crop waining aervire ot rhnirnuiii uf lhr I•• nig uiaih* imlilit affair^ plopiialion w In* h are expected to face trial on any outsider taking part in this tjikrlnnd -aid temperature* roiniiiitti'i*. uhu aiiiiiuiiu nl ttint to pin* ha-*- « IishsI 11 oil In*a Ini W ASH INGTO N. Jan i! Idt — charge* nf violating the anti­ meeting." This statement brought would tie nlaive the danger point \ "half wit riling to Itrilion. hiii roriiniittci' will tin ikitylhim; needy rhildieo lottery law* at the Spring term comments from all rorners of the tonight mid tomorrow in Florid*. |MM«*ihli' tu fui\\iiiit tin- |iiiijtil \N4 « klv hull, lot* mii |ilaul tlin lioMtoi' lot le*po||*jhh' fnt any of the Circuit Court which con­ room including a' charge,, “one A wave of zero cold o il tho Kiwiiiip Hill jiImi lak*' lia|i« tu ami |m "• * out i ol ale Im' iiiu taio.iL'1•» •ilf fi'l i'll h> Amet iron vene* on Frb. HI. -wept iimuinirat«* a ruiiiiiiniiil) • hi*"i in pre|iale«l hy tlu K id aim t‘o|i*«ai man dictatorship", front l'rinci|utl mid-wr*t ye.teriln) mnl •hip 1 * 0 1 1 d lo proceed into the A plea in *lwtrment and a mo­ Wells of the I.yman High School. on toward the North Atlantic Haitfanl. hr *i»al. Al-ii |*ln$i• an* vii tion I'oinuiitlee ot wlinh Iho liirhitld* n iiiiiitutt u ii ’h fm exultt* tion to dismis* tho charge* con­ Mr. Bridgr, however, withdrew seaboard. inutiini, wa* aiiiiminccd by the W'iiM'ciip in « loin man I Ii i - uhu hulnjr iiuhIc f'*i a county a nil' nl Tempciatiiir* fell under the itcn*liip day nt ulm h linic ail ntitter* nIno |dao to pul op a Stnte In puitun nt ye-tenlay after tained in « Grand Jury Indict­ his objection, after hr had hern ment was sustained In tho case of advised Ural Mr. Nelson repre­ tween the rocky . nnOHitain* slid ymmir proplc who hnv« nachi-il iiiiiiiIh1*1 Ilf 1o| •••| In i* t o i i l i o l llie Atuetican ve*.el Muuiiacsul) 'I of ' laid Ih'i 'M ta k e n h.v t la l l n t i - l , in to A full attendance of legion­ E. D. Smith on the ground* that sented a number of Longwood zero mark in u dozen -late* he- lhr uk** “ I Iui nly-ono, a- v i ll a . • IKIIR III! f*ll|*llo|ll llllto .IIM I. Ohlo with low* of -2f. iegi-tthe Grand Jury which returned II |to||* < IV I 'll lllilili liv h n k w e l t , S e n llu iid residents who were entitled to newly imlurnlitcil citiv.rn*, mil I n * Ull H'l ' I naires was urged for the meeting o f tho Campbell Loeslng Ameri­ the indictment against him was their “eey" at an open meeting. ered In lllBmnrek and Willi»ton, honoml. Other piojicta ol the the i )•••»III 1ill. a - o il lillto*!•••*»"• n tilllii | S n t r i a l ) o t S l a t e H u ll Sllcommittee iiichialt* the in-lall.i'ioii ■ id*, oil 1Ilf t lllll ■Ill's, 1 III •• 11 It'il ! t l t i ' . s i . l th e m ile can Legion Poet in the Legion Imptopcily rntpanneled. Informa­ Mr. Wells also said that If the N. !>.. and Glendite, Mont. tit th e B r i t i s h The lowest reading, in olnio*t of new truffle liKhl-, i»lai»« tor a •ImI lllt'IIMMl II 111. K 1WJHIlrv n l Hut Monday night beginning at tion setting forth th* same meeting was adjourned, a *Wpn<l u iu b ii-sM ilin n n D e e . 1 4 , h ut It w a * charges e* contained In the indict­ meeting would be railed Immedi­ four year* were reported at rotting onhiiiinrc, mnl tin* forma­ lo llll'V l'- 1held see ret tit the htt|te the British (Mltat Mil V jilltl •II. 7i00 o”clock. aovural Illinois pint*. .Minima nl tion of n new boy M*ont troop at m nl i i i l i 'f t l t i Il 11'lilt toll 4. State Commander William C. ment were filed against Smith by ately following. ' uttulil alinle by it* iroining. The th* prosecuting attorney, however. "When you decide to vote away — (I in town and — 10 at the airBrooker will |ke the guest speaker di'iiartmrnt had te*nlved, howJiort gave Hprlngfield the chill­ the representative form of gov­ aad District Commander Olle* I ever, In pul ll-li II the inninrnt thn Lewis of Orlando will also Be ernment there should be some iest day since Jan. ii.'l, IU.10. Mt. ,fir.l case nfrinred. * present good reason for doing so," the Carmel'. — it wn. the ruldest ! That nintiieiit arrived with the since early in the .nine year. Town Attorney cautioned the Legionnaires who deslra to at­ I receipt of di.patches saying that or 00 resident* presenL lie aald Ths mercury line m Chicago's tend mast make reservation* for the 1990 tun freighter Mnrmacsun, therinuraidri dropped that th* Longwood property own­ official the dinner not later than noon on j uf the Mnnre and McOrrmack line, an Mawday, A aeries of articles on health ers would save little, tf any, <«n under the zero notch for ths ' i ll route le Bergen, Norway, had first lime shire Fell, lit, I MO, will be published la The Herald their tax billlieen forveo by llie British In go lie granted that • grove owner and rrarhed — 4 before rising beginning Monday written by Dr. Deelui mg that II ha* been hi* tu Klikwnll. Thl. Is u British con­ Daajel if. Kreaa and hla wife. Dr. In the Town might receive a re­ slowly to 17 above. purpose lu .*•«* that sr-rx'lri- I* trol purl, about 2fi0 mile* jnsido Ohio experienced its severest Lauretta E. Kreaa, under th* cap­ duction in hla U ses through the given the piitilii in the utfice uf the cnnihsl rune which the neuabolishment of the municipality snap sines 1836. Zero temperation. “ Four Doctor Says." art furbiil. American Ciiunty Judge and i zpns.ing Id* trality Beth Dr. Kress and hi* wlfa but declared that the other prop­ tursa were reported in Cincin­ -The Ccgtilm drill so lm is of •ilifp, tu enter. W A fH IN O TO N . Jan. •—<A V - studied and graduated together In erty owners would have to pay nati and Toledo and — 6 in Nu- the three local National Guaril appreciation fm the «illi|aul gtvTho State Department immstlin him in the past, .ludge It. W. the ban* medical school and have more taxes since a certain amount prison. boon practicing physicians far ov­ o f money must be raised to re­ Abnormal rold wn* expected to rompanif* will hi- lu-ld in the ■Ware today aiinoiiiicixt his candi­ ialely di-palclud a cable to ths dacy for ri'-ilictinn n* Count' ' c trun rinhas.y in laimluti, indefeated last year will be revived er .4* years. For several year* tire the Town's obligations wheth­ linger in most of the nilddlcwrst Armory Monday night at . :(I0 Judge, subject to llie Dcmurrulic , .Iructillg the emliasay lu coniduring this eeesion aa a vital de­ they were administrators e f a er there is o commission appoint­ through today with zero or worso o'clock. Primary to !«• held In May niuniroti' with the inesU-r uf the feats m m *ere,, Rep. Lex Omen, hospital In London, England and ed by the governor or • City forecast for Wisconsin, Michigan Violator* of City oidinanrea Judge W ale wa* first I Irrted Murmacsup und send all the fact* wefs later in charga o f a hospl- Council in chargs of the Town's and Ohio. tal.program in Australia, prior to affair*. A rold wave was in pruzpect will he tried before Judge Flank County Judge in 19.96 and ha* to the department foi possible Mr. Haynes Hated the various in much of the east. Residents L. Miller In a session <■/ Ihr been a resident uf thl* county action. an m m r ta bottle up tho Ouif fk g r removal to Florida, they Hr iuiiii- hero front Hull'* note lu tlrltlan said, “If were ^connected with a sanitarium Items In the Town’s budget for o f New Jersey, Maryland, and Municlpal Court at the Police since 1U26 afternoon at Warrentnn. Ga where he laid lhr British authorities should feel 1*40 which totalled $2,810 and de­ Albany, Hyraeut* and Rochester, Station Monday in Washington, D. C 4:00 o'clock. practiced luw for many year*, lie it ncccsaiy to compel any Amert* Dr. Lauretta Kress Is m au­ clared that not more than $460 N. Y.. banl|id their fire* against w i i b a b tla im in g from tho tip is a member uf the Methodist ran vessel to enter the rombnt a f Flcetda U South America. Baah thority on dietetics Utd cookery could be saved annually by abol­ tsnipersturss ranging down to There will lie a meting of (he Church, the Kiwuni. Club und Ilia aira nr any of those belligerent actiea weald farce the United aad ha* written coaaMarably aa ishment and that residents would asm in th* morning. New York Sanford Ministerial Association port* which by the provisions a t States fleet ta sail around /tho t h g i and allied subjects. Dr. Daa- lose many of tho benefits now CHy prepared for five above on Tuesday afternoon nt .1:00 Chamber of Cnmincrre. “ In making my announcement (hr neutrality law they are pro­ A slags of near-asro aoathora had o f Sooth America ta 1*1 Kress ha* written Mvera] books bring received from Incorporation see*ther. o'clock In tho First I'rrsbytrrlsn randidnry fur re-election to hibited from entering, the gov­ got from a a ocean to anotheevha osd various medical MhdMte la- and said that U would ho several skill was predicted for Virginia. Church, th* Rev. W. P. Brooks, of •he office of County Judge, of ernment nf lh#Unltod States will etadiag oo* on tb* retalt* e f ex­ years under the proposed Com­ O ld e r conditions were forecast Seminole County, Florida," Judge feel II necessary to examine cam"A re ' W tensive research into the effect* mission's rate before any redne- fe r the aonth, too. with freezing Jr., chairman, announced today. Ware said, *T could not tie true fully into all of th* facts of thn a fjth e jja e o f drugs tleehoi, end Usn *could he made in the taxes, t mperatures sxpeetsd to sxWilliam C. Brooker, stats ta mvself, unless 1 first exprsased case and to take such fa r tk g __ _ (The last at the Town's bonds t4nd .tatrod to lln fu ll ft& ii. commander o f th* American Ls- ny hearty appreciation to such action as the results of « bn I860). Be added that i W xsro halt in tho gion. wUI be the gusat spsaksi ind every citizen of Seminolo examination appear to makt this same reduction could ho made ____ - regular meeting ......... taunty for the privilege and op- r«*ary or cxpedlenL KaIr LE A P PO INT! S K IN by tho Town Oean ifl which is i a ^ i ^ M t a ^ r L * " * * 1* at Tt* * U r o t ltu «• "J Rotary Club In th* Valdsi llot* wrtunlty that lias been given me elected every two yoern by tho “ Meanwhile, I feel that I bj^jW ajh Monday beginning at lt :lt luring the past three year* to V A R H IN O T O N ,' r mIdeate. should inform your excellency thnC . fags la Norfolk*, Nsb., ____ o'elosk. Clyde Parker Is chair irrve aa County Judge. It has oSAR'aatheMdlHB this government, for Itself and Ha Mr. Nelson, bn op soHug In bn- ) aryvtU*. Ms., — I t In Doeatur, #f ths program committee. zeen my purpose and plan to denationals, reserves all it* and tlfetr half e f th* other feotisa. eoneeW J I L, — 10 la Loavsnworth, Kan., /ot* my every energy and ability that that* may net ha aa appre­ + U In CrawfordsvlUs, lad., and ^ Tourist Club wUI hold a to ths duties, ai well aa th* op­ rights In the mattar and that tt will be expected that compeneattM ; ciable decrease hi the the portunities for service to other*, 1 k e __ masting Monday night at 7 :U for losses and Injuries li n t year, bet aald they wend be F * « r t » }$ lacks* o f aasv e'l)ock , t ^ of Com- at this office. rodaeed yearly nstll.there are no toad oat a dsfldaaey la pro- n^roo, Mia.0 . C. Karl, pnatdsaL “ We have tried to bs of service, from the Infraction of sack ton ta the northsrn Utah BBng,unrad today. It wUI Es known wbsrsvar and whenever wa hava will b* mode n* a mattar sobths rn Idaho drouth iT ^ O h lo " N l g k M n l . ^ t r i d d . been called upon br any person course." S o u t h B en efited Under Old Custom Co-Operation Of MerchantAnd Customer Nazis Warn Norway, Is Needed, He Says Sweden To Observe S t r i c t Neutrality a , tm to lH ... A ahaVeup In the- British war cabinet costlns the encr* fetic Horo-BeHaha hU Job *au< war aoeretary gave Eu­ rope a political actuation. Soviet Ruaala was warned nway from any Invaaion of Beaaarabla which ahe lost to Rumania. at the end of the World War, even aa ahe engagad In the luckless winter campaign to Invade apriher por­ tion o f her prewar ample*— Fin­ land. ® King Carol o f Rumania, aald In an addroaa, that Beaaarabla “ will always remain Rumanian" by force o f arms, Rraaona for the elimination o f the brlak revltallxer at the Britiah army waa unclear— aome aald he didn't get along with the general*, other* aald he waa at odd* with tb* cabinet and with A ir Minuter Wood becauio ho odvoeaUd o unified cofunand o f m the army and air fore#. w Anthortead N ail aourcea aald hit retirement would put "one more Inciter" actively behind the the death or in y dome or u ssny T k i wtir 7 portfolio , w t i t U J Oliver Stanley,, lo r d , MeMIUon jf»d fofSl • ■ , _ #1 the, ihakeud when P*ril*m*nt end* lu holiday reearn Jan. 18. and pnU pnl *d HoreBelUha. Fre*h major. development* were - laeklgg 'ta Finland's war. .Britldh/- arm* were reparted reaching Sweden a* wall aa Flala nd.aad. the Nasi press warned both Sweden and Narway to ob- “’uniat M j k^atorost r otr*,Kcentered jr- In Vanish, Bulgaria signed a three-year >% commercial and navigation agreew ment with Ruaala, Russia rati­ fied a trade treaty With. China. • LONDON. Jan. •* 6,— <A V Prime Minister Ohauiberlaln, suddenly reorganising his cabinet la the biggest political sensation bar* ainc* the war began four - months ago, last night dropped hi* dynamic war secretary, Lea> tie Hore-Bellaha. The minister o f information, to Lord MacMillan, who handled the fBoch-eriticlaod cansor A Ip, went •a t with Hore-Bellafca. The firm-handed Chamberlain gave Oliver Stanley, president o f tho beard o f trade and a conaerraUvo party wheolhom, the war minister's Job and turned the ministry o f Information over to filr John RaHh,"fom er broad casting executive. , A politically-* beenre steel and m iron lawyer, Btr Andrew. Rae “ Duncan, became the dew praaldent o f the beerd o f trade. - Hoiw-Brikka, who. revitalized the army's coasjnaag, plai Britain's army eader the seriptioa act and mat the « 5 dltlonanr ferae to Fatace. reported la potiOeal circle* ta ■ have differed w ith' Lard Oort, head e f the Brltleh eipedttloaary feree, over wattan e f pel• l i b h m H n n it 4 L i i ta have n rgw 3 *w lth th e'air min’ * m whether the S. * . r . Its Indea lr a m . M lliM lt i dev armj Some States To Get More Delegates To D e m o Convention DS C Against Alleged “ Cuba” Salesmen Mercury Skids Kiwanis Club Members Outline Toward Zero In • Eastern U. S. ^Absence Of Material Witnesses F o r c e s Move, Boyle Says Temperatures To Be Above DangrerFoint For Florida Crops IK UTING % Britain Is Warned Not To Interfere With U. S. Ships M lK N li ION A 11 Legionnaires Are Urged To Hear BrookePs Address Judge R. W. Ware To Be Candidate F o r Re-Election Health Note Series T o Begin In Herald City News Briefs Cron State Canal BQ1 To Be Revived iH ____ a# af- N U M B E R lift Sffl SS10N 'S.-tiONKIV ISS10NEB ARD OF TION -1ass* • •• S tt* _w m rejt M elts «• tM N LOCAL WEATHEB A J h r i tob m- . . * 8 ^ fall « • « extending a wskoms ta all vtsl- SX . Fsaaaytvaala _aad 1! x r z i ’V 'X S X ’s. whomsoever; and tala will con­ tinue to be my purpose through­ out the present vaar la handling dlapsoalng with msstlnga thn butlnsea of tka offlca of Couhty Judes. " I am firmly convinced that th* affair* of the offlca o f Cotmtc* note o*e ■ Paw* Twjri "• » Officials said thl* L Instance, that If an American waa sunk bv a German In th* combat area while escorted to a British British warship, this would look to BritUn far compensation, ____ •„ its ) L ••• i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 05, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 1940. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/30dfcb79a37cf6750ad3efb49d4de0f1.pdf 43f05d9e23f30e3db19d5a59f305ffc5 PDF Text Text rw i r/> -I* ■oivic; jit j i 41,0 VII •v7' < 9 <:» *0M '*%. K } r -t* * 4| ^ > r ; *cp # % > r i T JOURNALISM S t A t t ' ........................ . ■raeMeet Many Thousands Superintendent T. W. Lawton Coming Year I s Saw Bowl Games One fit Which To Sends New Year’s Greetings New Year’s Day Better Ourselves MRVf U 4w iN Marshall .... H raii Klrller — --------------- r _ n z z . Helen Ifttrhleun Lola l l t i i a — Jimmy CoMar Year's marked the day for Bust■Moor IllClinrd theNew annual national bowl game* I’M.Mila n .r o o l d a i v IMIlors Edith UiBdudlei which were the Orange Bowl a t Urae# M i r a Miami, Sugar Bowl at New OrDolma U r / W inifred l.ov*ll liana. Cotton Rowl at Dallas, M uillle Million nose Bowl el Pasadena, and Sun I t r t. AUro Temple Bowl at El J ’a»o. — :---------- -------------- - • Martha Wight The attendance of these U n i t Marshall ■dll era — diaries I’arke games Is recorded at follows t The Roar Bowl headed the ■aaaa Klrtley l Rtpreaenlatlvia— list with 02,000 person*. Thla _ Bdlth Loodqulsl game wee the tilt between South _ Kalharlno Hurt Stewart q sa rin man rm California and Tennessee, - — . Lola Caldwell fighting for the national collcg* football tllL The star in this game was Schindler, playing for Southern California. The Sugar Bowl ganio which we* attended by 72.000 persona according to new»papcr reports was the most outstanding game Finland I* fighting vallanUjr uable oil fields. Thla liWc India of the day. Kimbrough * mighty Rod Kuiala. It haa a “handful” of troopa alio who la thoughtJnhnny by many to M ■Utad that Ruaab with Ita Iraq'* loea would be felt by Bri­ the ite r of the day was the full­ ►flow" of troopa and war tain In more than one way. for Teaas A A M. This r b b will eventually ovar- la located centrally In the near back team was opposed by Tulone Flaland. A bo It la admlt- ea«t| therefore It la the center of University. that Britain and ita ally, the British sphere of Influence Orange nnwrl tilt .down will bo eng*rod In war In the Near East. Thla aleo would at The Miami was viewed by a crowd ■many for a long time. endanger the neighboring Brit­ of 34,000. Georgia Tech and Za the preceding paragraph, 1 ish colonlea of Faleetlno * and of Missouri had tha ktdd the gviteraf eltuatlon. If Transjordan and Uia French pro­ University field for thla event. Tho pub­ ■la conquered Hula Finland, tectorate of Syria. licity agents for this bowl say would be free to aeek groat* Still another threat la tho at they Intend to have tho largest ’’ prlaea, chiefly all or port of and most outstanding i "Paarl of the East," India, tacking of Turkey. Kuaala need* attendance for the season. iln haa aomo troopa alatlonod a free outlet to the Medlterran- teams The Cotton Bowl had a popu­ dla, which are moatly na* ta n 8m which would bo pro­ lace of 16,000. The teams play­ -Uwt could not hold out vided by tho conquering of Tur­ ing were Clenison College and long against overwhelming Boston College. key. Also It would “brrak down’* England, a t war agal The Hun Howl when Catholic British Influence In the Near would bo unable of Washington and any other troop*. Let ua Eaat as Turkey Is strongly “Pro- University Arltona Htate cmnpoted* had a *■ ' m l factor In which British*' and la aliuatrd In gathering of 12,000. ^ obtain a portion good geographlral plncr. The final scores for the vari­ not aelbtw that Britain surely must rratlie ous games were: b rib e' the “ Imte- these poaelbltltlcs. Many are CaliRose Bowl—Southern ‘ India *' campaign already being considered b; fornla 14; Tennessee 0. offer moat of leading correspondents. WII A M Kugar Bowl—Texas A f w rebolllng Britain a|d Finland to (tall Tulane IS. I Britain with Rueabn aid RuaslaT W hat will Britain do 14:Colton Howl—Clenison Colat sordi of India bo reded to help, If anything much, Kin lege B| Boston College 3. M land? Wo will see In the n r it Orange Bowl—Georgia Tech la (bat the few weeks. 31) Missouri T. ttaek ■Iraq (or Irak), n EDWARD MARSHALL. Hun Bowl— Catholic Unlveralty protectorate having val­ 0; Arltona Htate 0. The name* for the different teams a r e :1 > Southern California—Trojans Tula ns—Green Wave Boston College— Eagles Clvmson—Tigers j < New Year's * ' Sanford peopb who went to tho 'Georgia Teeb— Yellow Jackets . some mem* Orlando Airport New Year’s Day Missouri—Tigers High. School) ware fate baled at the sight of <* InTvorally— Cardinals Catholic UnT ftojleat believe in mdny snort planes which stopped Arisons Ktale—Bulldog* fUlnst ray , priori- a t the Orlando Airport before go­ Texas A A M —Toxaa Aggies ing tb the Air Races a t Miami. TenneaM-e— Volunteer* , m pJns not to approximately fettrIt may be laterestlng to some not to smukr hundred planes. n . Rome'nf the'types to. know the .way Tennessee got Cdba, 1*1per Cu m , tho name Valanteers. Daring U>e *n*0t''TiiH*rr T. 1 ain't Uni- Taytercreft, ' Arronrati Laacomr*. wap with Mraleo, Tennessee was IIonucou|i<0) ■ F h tr tM h h , BUneon called ott to havu 2.H00 men j ’t' talking, RhltettU and loo**, Bcscl enlist within a limited lime. resolve to keep sard A sanas..*« ‘1- * tho end ef thla period not only U tln assignment* Many of these planes flew over the 0JIO0 had enlisted but 30,Sanford. 000. • resolvg ( to keep 8U8AN K1RTLEY. The pUnea were- completely lined around the airport odd they ramd U m reeolve not to were u beehllfal sight. • t*. UUama—1 The planes which came from all We the country tended; coatin al) oddi ire Are Many Reasons Why British Should Aid Finland agj!’, Many Visit Orlando lutfcrn* Made For New Year’s To See Airplanes S it uiun, the lieely green of spring, w t o m '.*'’ By T. W. LAWTON “And lire street of the city I the crystalline megiqr o f tho min nd said an drop and tho dreamy baited of was pure gold,** and •- g enllt ‘ Ye*, the Ufa eminent writer, that la the true the wind, place for gold. It should be a crowned with golf Is an empty thing to stand on, to walk on, lift. The poorest man la be to make progress over, NOT to who says “Sliver and gold have be crowned with. Tire life that I only/' while the richest. man t* crowned with gold Is an amp­ may say. “Silver and gold ha#r ly life. A t we enter upon a 1 none, but aueh as I have, . new year, may we not get a new I thee/' May wo strive In 1040 conception of life, lla value and to develop those social and splrIta alms. Mr. L. F. Chapman, Itual graces that wDI give hapsuperintendent of the State Pen- plneia to all with whom wo **Itentlary at Ralford, aayt tbe,soctete. -j cause of most of thew«yld*a In the words of an unkhown crime is an empty life. A lift I author, that falls to fine true values, | “Mayr every soul that touchaa mine— that cannot rejoice that the iky Is blue, .tho woods rnchant- Be It the allgheet contact. Ing, the fall of dew. That aftei* Gel therefrom some good. the rain the tun and after the Some little grace, one kindly thought, sun the rain.’’ Cannot find rlratioa yet unfelt. pleasure In the beauties of liter­ One aspiration ature, art and music. That ran- One bit of cdurag* fo r the dark­ ening sky. not bo congenial with Shake­ speare, Milton, Browning, Emer­ One gleam of faith To brave the thickening ilia of son and Holmea: with Mkhallife, angelo, Titian, Raphael and Whistler: w ith Licit, Chopin, One glimpse of brighter eklea beyond tho gathering mist. Beethoven and Wagner. That cannot ace the loveliness of Na­ To make this life worthwhile. ture, the golden leaves of sut- And Heaven n rarer heritage.1 , . . d en t make any' feck hiready. “ sWoUkl—I resolve to , With my S tar dust Shoemaker—I resolve to my nfckte on something bo?B«taar—1 resolve get ■chore straight. . , Gladys Smith—I resolve i gtra more than two testa Wathen—I resolve not to V Kelly—I resolve with my diary. Perkin*—l resolve to bo Wiggins—I of uouM i resolve to Jama, m d Tukseb—I receive a t bo be a “• “* ■“ ut BILLY H0LLKY11EAD CHARLES PARK Number Of Schools Debate At DeLand A number of the schools in tba ■oirounding territory participated In a debate'on Doe. • a t DeLand. Thg subject of tho debate was “Resolved th at Federal Legisla­ ture 8Would enact laws to euppress all groups dominated by totalitarian Ideologic*”. After the debate woe over, the aches of tho teams met and daelded that the subject of the neat debate would be “Reaohred that the United 8tales Government Id operate all railroads'*. The neat debata win bo bold at Daytons Beach. Beach, u.____ ______ Jan. IF_with the tame debate teams participating. STUART QUARTERNAN Utile net mak___gaud newl reeolve pot to s r Students Welcomed At Semipole High to 8. U. 8. WlloOtOH tktM "*■ R tvdntii 1t . * . reeolve to ^ Aniold Barnes, Freshman, Clyde, WUllanw’ Bari Clark, Freshman, Jack- rooolve to stndy Some of our Bemlnole HI Bchool teachers had very exciting Christ­ mas vacations, while some-stayed quietly a t home; but all agreed that It eras one of the happiest vacations they had ever spent. Those who entertained at home with meals they cooked themselves were Mrs. I ucy 8mlth. Mias Ruth Hand, and Mr*. Dur­ den. , Mias Takach alto cooked th* Chi Ut mas turkey but ah* went to Jacksonville early Monday morn­ ing so that the missed th* dinner. Mr. Crosby and family spent ChrUtmaa day with hi* mother and New Year's Day with friend*. Mlsa Dunlap spent n white Xmas in Maryville, T tn n , with her mother. Th* Mines Edna and Laura Chittenden spent several days In I'Im Hm Park. F ly, with their broihtf* Mr. and Mrs. McKay spent **v eraFdari In Key WwL practiced baaCondi McLucaa ~ kctball twice n day, Mien — WUltema,r »Mr. r . Riser. Mr*. Gladys Binlth, and Mlsa Phyllla Smith stayed a t hem*. Needless to say that Santa brought them all they wanted. M raU lapto visited hie parents n AahvlUe, N. a Mrs. Harries u spent aeveral days In Fact Lauderdale. Mr. J eh need wont hunting. (Just really tn k3t any- Williams, d r . Freshman, H U Sterane 9 lf. (new don’t he to get oat Bon Ifay. Fla. , she yam* earn* beckj went t* sore years KutWrlJ* pngo. Sophomore, So- alarmed, Obi Ushooc heal Mr*, Feet _____ PageU, Frank wan. Ml•ehoad In W naL ■ml. Fla. Mr*. Stoae and her daughter Oaotga Lick, Junior, Rochester. itertateed gneete free* Wtecra* •In. • — Mlsa Rlmr sprat In^Newbecry; In NewUrry. S. 8. & a * I uTeBOTt the raet of the raeat re n o l i , g «P -H h teat .teep anym en, ----------- --------- ---------- , rn ■FV - a M- - ? ry The turn of th e New Year gave ua all a clean, new pege en which w* will make our mark In the coming three hundred sixty-six days. Let nil our inscriptions bo marks of valor. brU frlty, an d ' resource fulness instead of btecNI marks of greed, selfishness, and foolhardiness. Resolve to make your life better for rouroolf and for your ftllowmaa In the coming year by adhering to your moral prinriIf your principles are not ae good aa they should, be resolve to make them so In 1040, Than when 1040 leave*, aa old '30 re­ cently did, you will have a page of which you can be proud. JIMMIE CARTER. Personals Tba old ro ar has' gone, t new has come We*U sta rt all ever once morel And trying hard to sta rt out right. W ell do much better than before. < j* We win not tight nor finis' ut all, * W ell eat an example of broth­ erhood, _• True Americans we will be. Helping each other as we should. W arring' nations sc will learn Their fighting la In vain. Peace, goodwill and happiness. One* more on earth shall reign. ' To all, good luck and happi­ ness t Wo wish throughout the year: And all tha Joys that Ufa can bring Without n single fear. LAUREl SLLE DU DUTTON. Martha WlghL accompany lag Mr*. Nicholson, Mrs. Benson am Jo aten BUI Tyler, motored to the Bok Where did you go during the Tower last Saturday. Philip Kronen spent aeveral Xmas holiday* t E ra ryon* went either “no­ day* a t tb* bom* of Mr. and Mr*. Gray and their daughter, Hoc- where" or "everywhere", or to Orlande for their ehopplng. tense, ut Sarasota. Lutltla Gormly entertained Zone Mathew* went to her grandmother* a t Lake Butler and guests from JacksonvilleLeon Berwick had company Last night a t their meeting th* Jaaprr during tha holidays. Chapel at 8. 11. 8. Thursday Patty llodg* spent a week with from Georgia. t* fol- Remind* Chapter of Future opened with the Flag Salute Holm Tamm spent part of her her grandmother a t DajRona • lowed with the singing of “The Farmer* held green hand Initia­ jjw h_ vacation It, Savannah. Star Hpsnglad Banner". The tion for Lyte Lalhrop and Charlie ROth Weaver spent Chri.tm *. | „ Dot. wm' Scripture was. road by Mr. McKay, LeavltL In" a report from the meat with her aunt a t Nepteme Beach. I P* I 7 ._ 'S .,? ,? ’1’*” * ', , whu also led tha prayer AfteT Marge Newman, Settle Wilkin• Will lent* went to Waythis Mrs. McCracken Iml the stu­ house It w n learned that over dents In singing “Old Lang Syne'*. three ton* of meat have been ■on, Florence Wells, and Violet Dot Kader went to Fort Fort M Myers. Following this song, Mr. Mc­ handled down a t tb* farm thla Well* went to Mrs. A. Q. Becker’s GRACE 8EBREE at Jackaonvlle for the New Year’s Kay introduced Mr. Lawton, a year. On Thursday night, Dec. 20, holidays. fmruent visitor to 8. 11. 8., who Louie* Nordgran vacationed at CZECHS ARB ARRESTED reminded tho students that the th* 8#mlnole Chapter of the F. F. Tampa from * teat- Thursday PRAGUE, Jan. 6. —(At— New Year la Ibe time to make A. was host to forty-two Future through Sunday with an aunt, Evansville. Ind. A rm U of nearly 1000 former resolutions, lie said that one o f . Fanuani from Ciecho-Hlorak array officer*, two the most Important resolutions we I [n, eK . . I " "ieven cars and Mr*. Ruth Brown. listen Tamm visited relatives journalist* and icveral member! should meie and also keep U to |tro u g h t their cote, They alio did their own cooking. They are a t Savannah, G a, over the boll- of the 'Skoda Munitions Work’s do good throughout tho coming making a trip down tho eaat coe«t central office were disclosed year. Mr. Lawton presented Mlsa , bark <k£lory motored with yesterday. Elisabeth llarkey who la always of Florida to Key West_and of Florida toy friends to l^anea*** 'and Georgi*. up the west coast a wclrnmr visitor to the school. Erl In* and Elisabeth Kelly visSince tho turn of tbo century Miss llarkey first played on her Indiana* The boys are cutting cabbage Bed randmother na t Faith lied their Fatih the average Ilf* rpen of tho (heir grandmother acriirdlcn on* of the favorite 'now. Their 1 yields are running white buy baby has Increased 12 songs of Ih* students, “Roll Out from eight to ten ton* per aern and 1-1 year*. The Barrel". After this she played Billy Dond, Jim Riser and Char­ Winifred Utrall spent several and her abler, Rose llarkey, aaag lie Leavitt have finished tbeli day* in Jacksonville with her two. songs which ah* had row- flrvl.............. cultInk. T heir, yield wa* posed herself. "When The Btara Wtll over etgh;t ton* per ear*. a u n t tmnr Carter spant the ChristVail" an>l ons which slw thss net Alttejkh-tg __uwrhet I4‘ not. high, i MWay* w lilirelh H raa / ) n yet named. 8he then played sn­ the boy* WUI 'teaks a meat profit A level# Ohriatmu •y, the ot nnr song or) hey., accordion, f.n thefr ic*bb*lf*r "ptrsrufo Enchantment''. .Fallow­ Ed Caimelton” r4 ta th at tec ing there selection* she,Mailed .-a bussbf poem she bed written which, — _ ...„ ib Honed, ^w ^jj tied'oobnl to her slater, “A, l*rey____ -tat' Ga- during I er To My filater Helen".,, , RreoftU W last year'* prefect* Mias llarkey told tha student* yteny that tb* ! that a life fallowring God.haa been wh* reSSvM credit f o r ' ftekW■ elping her fqilow- ttig their Future- Farui*** work one of Jay in help men. 8h* said eh* has facet! all h ut year made a total M t'prefM WINIFRED LOVELL 8 vain. Dickie F ra n k .Jjb e rt Byrd. tiro tempi*th. iis that we face end of four thousand four: hutaJred “ in e rt Wla* Men, Norman ~ Dell, He she I* glad that ah* has faced ffartyflve/"dollars I' add fortgnte* Robinson, J . H. Burch. them because at these time* she cents, th l* I* • ad ' average td Joseph,'Jo* Dugyur. t over on* hundred thirty dollar* ■ Mary, Myra iCdden. .................. for each boy. These figure* are Poem, “Birth t i Christ" J* based on aeven teen thousand and thing else. Maclutyre8h* said all young people should twenty-aeven hour* of work, mak­ To be na ______ ngela, ,J ane Chapman, Phyllis f-o d aa good can be. be friend* with God. Sine* ing a total of over' twenty-six To help ' when ' ' help fp U 1* due, Bach, Mary H arvey,, r. Joan 8w Ingle, each __jta per hour for ah* haa been with th* Salvation To lend a hand when o'er I- see Shirley Moreland,. Kathleen Ki Dowl­ Army ah* haa realised more than spent on a project. Some teak thaj 1 might do. tng, ing, Jean MacIntyre, Helen Coxever the value ef both earthly Boy’s Prayer, Norman BalL and heavenly friend*. Bui on* t her* resolve to do my belt. thing of which wa should be careTo right all wrong* I may have LEGAL NOTICE ful ta to choose tb* right kind of done friend) -She closed by playing "My To other* In the year Ju it past lloavrnly Father ’ which was rang Whrn 1 wa* thinking Just of a o T i c n o r A r r u c A T i o i r r o n New U ta t' 1040 baa idled by Roa* llarkey. fun. t a x o n sc u Around, th* Vocational achool here (')IAPTKIt IN I) OF t i l l __ In Sanford expect* to have bigger X O T icu in m e iiK u r u iv k n . ctasaes. Thkra a** now ctewcs In To learn my lessons every day, Thar JAMBS K. ItOOBA holder el Behave myself tn achool. l- t ol Tax Ceruricet* Me. U t, le­ bborthand, first and second year: st), d th* tnd dag at Aegaet A. D„ way ... la every Commercial English, Typing, sod To du my Mdata t_____ 1*11, has (lied earn* , la .our orris* To keep within the rule. Doo sleeping. But beginning nest and has made application ' ter a week there will be a tax b* U" * ‘ iV 7 ? )1 ittS g Ileal*to *a Before th* holidays tha toocb* f«r persons wishing to begin first These resolutions nil ara good: rert dead 0 , scribed p ro p e rty la Ih * C o o sty Fur thought, * They giro one er* at Semumlo Junior Itigh year ahertn yrar shorthand, and first o l rtem lao lr. U ta ls of . F lo tld a.- to food | looked forward net only tp tno >i*kheipteg. sill . „ , j. It take* on* of sterner atufr u Ameaded last |* U lack vacation but also to the annual We also have an UtereeUng But Ptet Ol instead A Milter. BahTo keep their resolution* up C bm tanu party which took form d am and ’ has* n ate* ■u*u lelsloa. * Afterj cx^h-rlenclag th at first wild I n 's wattle bruakfaat. Tha parly it o f th * s a l i p rep th* meewlnge of o rtjr * » n d ,r tb e aoM o a r tir o o t* Uwas held in the achool lunchroom ow ing words te ooed e s s Is tg o s o n s a t Cl. D. That come* when one goes which waa gaily decorated In Um general back to Bed from Good. Christmas motif. Gifts were e*e " The first year chortband el M ,' s h s i ' sa id o o etlflcate s h e ll ho J • BKLMA LEVY. loomed a e o e s d lsg t o tew . Ib* changed, and each teacher conald- Ig Just shout randy to ge Into p ro p e rty d saerth o d t h s i s l a w ilt ho ered this affair a very enjoyable •o le to th*. h lah o o t b Odor a t Ih* prtfac* U Ih* holidays. a a a r t h ea a o d o o r * a th * O ra l Moo­ pear student* era coming along d s * In tb * m ont h o f re b rv o iT , New scUvIttee have bora or­ lost fine and will h a . randy fer l i t * . Which ■ th * ( t h d a y o f r o t e ganised for John befeie leaf. r a s r * . is to. The** club* were derateped In erD ated U le I t h d ay o f J a a i dcr te stimulate th* interact of It la with grant regret that 111*. yaor , O. K HKRKDON. the student* in rarisae hehbte*. Dorothy Btewart, uar form er of­ n - c h c tr e o it C oaH . Thera hi* dubs fice girl for tho peel roar and n wlael* CosatsTMeefita. half, has left aa duo t e W rm re* n u u T. W. Lawton Speaks Initiation Is Held By Future Farmers To Seminole Students Y an On Highly “Van Loan' Geography” was rlttrn by U r world famous au­ thor and hlsl orlan, Hendrik, yxnLoon.* It la hot a regular geog­ raphy book kut It la written ax Ceogrephy should be w ritten.'. As read It, jroa feel aa If eemc Is actus By Itelling youu about the world. Van Loon discusses many coun tries In Individual chapter*. He reviews them In the geographical O and political senses. Strangely you learn more than yon think In each chapter. Tho “non-existing” countries of Poland, Cxecho-Blovakla, and Austria are discussed by vanLoon In u moat InteraetIng manner. Hl*‘ descriptions of the new world are to be enjoyed by all of tha reader* of this book. Do you know how Japan wa* formed? Do yop know why there are so many islands In th* Pacific Ocean? Do you know bow sea­ sons happen? Do you-know how valleys are formed? All of thtee questions are answered by. the author In this hook. Van Loon discusses the habits, manners, and customs of this planet, Its polit­ ical division! and their clticeha. A novelty of th* book f a ’.ih* Illustration of , th* subj object on which th* author I* speak _ Van . eking. Loon draw* hie own pictures far many of hi* numerous “Those tn thla book are exception­ ally n o d . One o f ‘ the best J* ueettm the I(lustration show I wing th* pererntag* of the *roi orld which ta He water end whish la ' a circular graph. It I* a most remarkable way In which this hook bold* your Intere e t By no mean* should this book bo overlooked because of Ita “alight tktekneas" or th* thought of a “mtebt-be" dullness. I t te a natlon-wld* acclaimed book. If you nr* t e t r a d on* of the na­ tion's beit^Jooks, you should read “Van Loon's Geography." EDWARD MAR8HA1.L. o w -.... tea U tter* dictate the Seven tea lattes of America. They meet annuaUy te tekt te* sample* and te decide which teas shall bo ad­ mitted Into ih* United Bute*. n o n e * e r *» t l ic * t iu .v r o n ch a Pt J h SrafeUr ^rajisss. t e s•TB t e U e A - J StateiUents In Verse Of New YearResolves Vocational School Expects Biff Classes £ Junior High News New Office Force Is Installed At School wash. It te hoitevoO thee* orgenlittm w vrlQi gnjn tanw ledge^ through ■ iu ik n ii ^P tss the week P*#Ss wh* are tn U «lr waril nra.ffhren «a opperlunMjr far special stndy. Ik te hoped that Ute plan will satisfy tb* tedhriduel need* ef oeeh eU- Bhlrtey Ekh M have from th* New Verb aketh WcP te x Atom 4 mSXT\iSm fully •p0M*lated flfty ^ i i Tm^ f t‘m 1ICREBV oivt^f. l-IIIU-tl’J and Ta* hoi J* N a g l ) , i V i s n l .l b ) Ird . . ha* filed .asset, A. tx, .m. . i, 8QUTH SIDE NEWS Most Ofa'Facully ___ Had Quiet Holiday “ • te g jjfe te M E g e d W lllbmt—I reeolve of Boson, Myers Rseslutlons are a New Year's Resolutions The Town taw. " me rill be f res Moa, r*hraary. gay of Febp [ j S l a g ’ tHa Ith gay ,#» Jausary, it'gh**l'>buM*r the __ aat” t.tb s (N X U _Q. f . HKRNtMN, O teri Cfrcalt C eart, F l0 rfc D O N 'T FO R O IT TO I I H D T H | MIRACLE ^ v W H I F �I a s S ta f fo rd t$ T J u O a b O n A m Sm lnnla County ProdurM • H o r* F r u i t A u d V * * « U b l« s T h a n A n y S im ila r A r r a In A m e ric a r U d f e CUr Atftordlaff Bail, Hlfftwi., A r t W altr TrtatporUUon AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press VOLUME XXXI > * SANFORD, FLORIDA, 8ATllkDAY, JANUARY 6, 1940 E s ta b lis h e d In 1908 Factions Clash On Issues In Town’s Vote ’Sensation Caused By Deposition Of British War Chief Hore-Belishm 'Calls For Explanation By Press Of Country Resume Of orizing Election A ttorney Coleman Declare* ‘Trade-At-Home’ D r i v e Beneficial a , tm to lH ... A ahaVeup In the- British war cabinet costlns the encr* fetic Horo-BeHaha hU Job *au< war aoeretary gave Eu­ rope a political actuation. Soviet Ruaala was warned nway from any Invaaion of Beaaarabla which ahe lost to Rumania. at the end of the World War, even aa ahe engagad In the luckless winter campaign to Invade ap rih er por­ tion of her prewar ample*— Fin­ land. ® King Carol of Rumania, aald In an addroaa, that Beaaarabla “will always remain Rumanian" by force of arms, Rraaona for the elimination of the brlak revltallxer a t the Britiah army waa unclear—aome aald he didn't get along with the general*, other* aald he waa a t odd* with tb* cabinet and with Air M inuter Wood becauio ho odvoeaUd o unified cofunand of m the army and air fore#. w Anthortead N ail aourcea aald hit retirem ent would put "one more Inciter" actively behind the the death o r in y dome or u T ki J ssny wtir7 portfolio , w t i t U Oliver Stanley,, lo r d , MeMIUon jf»d fofSl ■ , _ #1 the, ihakeud when P*ril*m*nt end* lu holiday reearn Jan. 18. and pnl pnU *d Hore- • BelUha. Fre*h major. development* were - laeklgg 't a Finland's war. .Britldh/- arm* were reparted reaching Sweden a* wall aa Flala n d .a a d . the Nasi press warned both Sweden and Narway to ob- “’M k^atorost r otr*,Kcentered jr- In uniat j Vanish, Bulgaria signed a three-year >% commercial and navigation agreew ment with Ruaala, Russia rati­ fied a trade treaty With. China. • LONDON. Jan. •* 6,—<AVPrime Minister Ohauiberlaln, suddenly reorganising his cabinet la the biggest political sensation bar* ainc* the war began four - months ago, last night dropped hi* dynamic war secretary, Lea> tie Hore-Bellaha. The minister of information, to Lord MacMillan, who handled the fBoch-eriticlaod can so rA Ip, went • a t with Hore-Bellafca. The firm-handed Chamberlain gave Oliver Stanley, president of tho beard of trade and a conaerraUvo party wheolhom , the war minister's Job and turned the ministry o f Information over to filr John R aH h,"fom er broad casting executive. , A politically-* been re steel and m iron lawyer, Btr Andrew. Rae “ Duncan, became the dew praaldent of the beerd of trade. - H o iw -B r ik k a , 5 w h o . r e v ita liz e d the army's coasjnaag, plai Britain's army eader the seriptioa act and m at the « dltlonanr ferae to Fatace. reported la potiOeal circle* ta ■ have differed with' Lard Oort, head ef the Brltleh eipedttloaary feree, over w attan ef pellib • h m H n n it 4 Li i ta have n rg w 3 * w lth th e'air min’ * m whether the S. *. r. Its Indea lr a m . M lliMlt i dev armj Bill A uth­ Lonjfwood Given By A t Meet Florida P arty Heads 1 Would Return To Two-Thirds R u l e Discarded In 1936 Intercut In the freeholder* elec! lion Tueaday on w hether the Town of Longwood will bo iboliihed reached new helghta a t an open meeting- In the Lotutwood library U at night aa the two faction* clashed openly on the issue* In­ volved. The highlight ot the evening nan Mayor George II. Bridge’* ... . , . , objection to any statem ent* In the “The 'trade-at-hom e' campaign : RNW . W are today announced I mBtter by K. J. Nelion, Sanford!u i^ k e n f I ^ S ^ f o r t i T T X - h‘* candidacy fo r re-elertlon to nitoiney’ 'w h a n Moyor Btldgto WASHINGTON, Jnn. 6.— m ? l ! L i V ! m * l V h n U i lh r o ff,c r of r<,un,y J,,d|fv ' \ hlch termed an "outsider" w ith no, (AIM—Flnritln Democrat* to­ man. local -m? ,? S * r -Com^ ny 1 h‘‘ h»* h* ,,J for th * * I"*'1 f,,ur right to voice hi*' opinion* on tho Power and Light com pany day were talking of reviving )rB r* , |« » | m atter. Mr. Rtldge withdraw today. the old dispute over the two* -----------— — — h i, objection*, howbvir, a fte r Mr. 'From my own ob*ervatlon»,'' m , , I Nel»on *ald he w *»: renresentber tliird* rule nt the next Dem­ he aald, “the campaign haa done ft Keeping the N orth Sea clear nf mine* laid t o tra p German «v*r*hip» or siihiunrltic- L lh r ri-Uv ocratic nntluoid convention. A C A S I I l f t V T I l S C P n >w - J - Walla, Mr. BlsUlne, and lot of good *n far but to derlxe C& 5 C 9 L / l o l l l l S o C U | , of the group approving the the greatest benefit*, the drive The rule, which was ob' abolishment of the town. mbnt they may lie forced to Icnvc (In- vi-.sel If i t Kliikes nn *-n»*i-.iy mint' should be continuous.' It should , served by Democratic con­ In citing his reason* for favorbe continued, hO“»ald, until such lag abolishment, Mr. Blstllne waa vention** f o r n century, re a degree of local loyalty la drinterrupted bv Mayor Bridge who l qulrod the vide n f twn thlnl* of veloped that residents automat­ asked him why, If ho favored the ically spend “Sanford Dollars In . the delegate* tn nominate canabolishment of the town, had he Sanford," the slogan of the camIV f k f A a* • * • F" i n i n didale* for president and vice not taken some step* in this di­ palgn. r r o ‘’ r f » r n ( J t A c t i v i t i e s r o r 1 9 4 0 | |ire*ident. It w«* discarded at rection during (he approximately Merchant* however, have an ______ the Philadelphia convention <*i 20 years he had seivrd aa a mem­ equal responsibility In making IP3rt. ber of th* Longwood Town Coun­ thU campaign the succen It can A program of uctivitie* for the (the Methodist tti|dian:ig« cil, a aeat which be held until a The old argument against tho and should be, Mr. Coleman con­ Kiwnnla Club during l!*ln w in t<rpri*c. few year* ago. ' rule wn* that it enabled n minortinued. They should cater to the outline.) at a m e tin g last night * H uh for Sen,,i,lde High | ity of delegate* to prevent the In a general discussion o f the wants of the local baying public . , _ .. . ,. . . rrniHil nil* oiiIHiumI |»\ ( FM»». The Grand Ju ry indictment* lack of development In Longwood In order th a t It will not be easy »t ln«* lioinr of l*ri*«Mli*iit Kml K ev. rlmirninn of iho voraliMiml m ajority from choosing s candi­ for consumer* to buy out of against Sllnton Kinlaw end l-rwi* os compared with the growth In N onltfrrn who wrr h*»«l Ml *tinn«*r * nmi mi i l fS' This »lnli, date. The .nrnkcr Chump Clark Mitchell, eberged with violation* other cities of sim ilar tisr, given town. to lhi» m rm brra of llio lloirtl of | " hlfh in nrtunlly n junior In got n tiinjarity nl the 1912 conThe *merchants' responsibility of the anti-lottery lew, w ric nolle as an argum ent n favor of abol­ D irrrioi officers mnl rom m ill^r *Urania, woulil !»*• (*«tiii|iiit4'il of jnn ' vent ion, toil wn* unable to get ties In with Commissioner Edward pro«*rd by the Court yr*lerday on ishment, Mr- Bridge, pointing to bn <4 4*fnl “uniiir mnl woiibl l»»* chnirnH'ii. the member* of the gioup seek­ VlF U aarlnlrl !*$#•« Biggins' “moet courteous clerk" a motion filed by the Slate. . a I liiultwl In L'O of III** IHOMI nut • two third*. Wilson outpaced him t uh scouting t« l» In- intio ,MI), j,, |hp In making the motion Assistant ing abolishment of the municlpsiTcinpcrnturi* skidded toward , mnl look the nomination. contest, he pointed out, insisting that "courtesy costa nothing and State A ttorney Lloyd F. Hoyle tty, declsrrd " it’s dun to people taro in the cn*l n« n cold wave jdiiccd n* n m ajor activity <>l J'1' 'h e ) Chill further* in tr n - l of the Southerner* liked the rule bclike them who are trying to wreck advanced another lap on it* Jour- |K stated tin t ha had no alternative means everything In business." .. !» an i- ( lull," announced , !, *students in the I In* particular |»nriu*iilnr u n n cauic it gave ltit-in fairly effec­ l-ongwood." k rn n rlli IMI, clinirinnii nf tlu* nev from the Itnrkle*. ilin li* ! l» r ) In iY r •plri'litl .Mini m« "The success of the campaign," «* two years have elapsed since tive vein power over candidate*. m ajor portion of tb* meet­ .Frigid w ea'lier ra»ed somewhat boy. and y irl. committee. “Cut* them in di.'idiug wtuil i .a a I ion * he added In conclusion, "depends the Indictments were made and ingThewaa The Florida contention now la taken up with a resume grouting i. intended for taiy. »f in the mirfdh west, hut wn» atilt th a t there is not now soW clent the) wi ti to follow "T hi. hey I that at.alt tfi of the mare popu­ upon the fullest extent of co­ of the bill which provide* for the rin r to tv cite year* of age and far below freezing. information available to w arrant Club will In- -tailed -haitly aad I operation .by the customer and stiitc. will lie able to pick >"now ranging from flurries to involve, the training of parent- expect it to hi-come a mo-t un* 'alous a trial due to the akacnce of key election and the liquidation of the tba merchant alike."' n y cniulidnte. they choose bstown'* affa irs and an Interpreta­ a 10-Inch fall wa» reported in n* well a* lhr boy. them selvc." |Miita,,t orgntiiznlimi state witnesses. at oio . Meanwhile the contest to name I cause nf the size nf their delega­ The dismissal of the charge* tion of th* effect* of thl* bill on ecntterrd port* of the r**t, mid- according to Dr. Bell, who pr*l*o<l ►rhool," Mi . Mi Kay Minted. tion-. the meet courteone clerk In Banresidents of longwood by tho dlr'-eid, southwest, mid Rockies this as the finest form of fnther Kiwslil. aid to uildernrii ileged i A l">nu« me Ihod giving moro against then* two do** not mean the Town Attorney, Webber llayne*. The fir-t eliilihen wn. explaintil in K. C. region. A snowetonn raged In amt son cooperation. th a t th e forte* of law and order to states regularly hav­ The first rlssh m m a fter Mr. rub park is now In-lng foron-d. lie , llurjM i, i-hairiiiitit nf the oitilc . delegate* soulhwrst. . will cease tbelr vigil In connec­ U arnaa had eprKludp^nl* remarks Democratic m ajorities is Ifty perron* were treated ip •nld. , pi ivileKcil *hi Id formniUjH*. #!i *, ; | ing Jgood tion with th e lottery rgshet in and stated th at “any heckling t* w-viked utrtts* pit.tl) Uw Drawer hospital* after minor a c ­ A iunlor -afcly patrol f*n the rupiping ini-dicol in d<tdal con store* may Indicate their choice th is county, he said. The extent d o w In order." Mouther iter i. Il will to offi*rrd at cident* nhirh w eir blamed on .rh o o l. and churches wa- di* tiaii.lL.t h> ......................... of the racket has been reduced for tha‘ honOr. ’ the next I'ortvcntion, itrul if *PWhen there were no questions Ire-glafrd street* mid sldeividk*. enssed. with the rqulpm inl to l i - 't j - t , who are member, of the The oonunlttcs of 20 shoppers considerably, he aald, adding that askrd for several minute*. Mayor Freezing tem perature, on the fu n d .b ed hv the Kiwaiii* C lu h j,|„ |, „i ho.plliill/atiou piovnt, will govern tho -electlpn law enforcement officers have haa been selected and they will Bridge stales! that "if there nre A tlantic reahoard .xtenilrtl a* far mill l h r h o y- lu |aiid -uppl M in i il hi the **'* Uu* I!• 11 imvtiitK prepare a written report of their ( pledged him their snpport In con­ no questions the meeting is ad­ ruuth a* lla' Carolina-. The m er­ n * ju n ioi |ni |ii -c !*•o f coniml.-ioneil flrrn*. I’h i i tub Mi llai|»i‘i si*>l; •I for n o , tinuing the diIvc against violators findings 'a f te r Visits to local journed." tlrt l i i l n l nil ilii|M»l In ul -i il rlx appi jpruilloll of HIrril to ortlllili* cury hit the low 20'* in Virginia. sboras vrhich will be turned over of the law. “Ju st a minute, Mr. Bridge, I Maryland mnl Pniin*ylviiiiin ex- Bli'j) h llirli Iiun iii’i'4*ni|i||wlii'il .i I thin vvoik mi I'4 III l*laii" weie to the merchant* Involved. The motions granted by the would like to ask Mr. llayne* u la'rienced tln-ir rnliteai night of |Fr «*llI all il l in ttllli'l rilM'M util'll' It ilini'llhM'ii IHI "Olio fio III of elite!*The *30 In cash prises wlU be Court yrsU-rday afternoon brought few question*. If you have no ob­ this winter. At midnight it was ii hriiiir u«rt| Vmiimifl-itt to Im pn « 111f*i| hi th*' an offlrial end to the Fall term awarded to the winners in the three hrlow a t llacerstow n, Md.. jection*," said Mr. Nelson. Kiuuniri I- vitally itili*rr«lri| Spring for the pui|»o*r of mi" contest after their names have of the Circuit Court. The two re­ Mr. Bridge Immediately arose with the lueirury showing no in- ill the |mvili|; of St.itu liniiil N«». ing thi"**' I iiiiiI It with voteil to been announced on Wednesday maining alleged Cuba operators. and emphatically asserted, “but I dirntiou of .topping it. de-rent. II to Mil!!*, •Hill III I T | liwa, continue tin- flu | m*i nionlh up E. B- flmlth and Harvey Vrlno do object. I strenuously object t» Jan. 17. Federal crop waining aervire ot rhnirnuiii uf lhr I•• nig uiaih* imlilit affair^ plopiialion wIn* h a re expected to face tria l on any outsider taking part in this tjikrlnnd -aid temperature* roiniiiitti'i*. uhu aiiiiiuiiu n l t tint to pin* ha-*- «IishsI 11 oil In*a Ini WASHINGTON. Jan i! Id t — charge* nf violating the an ti­ meeting." This statem ent brought would tie nlaive the danger point hiii roriiniittci' will tin ikitylhim ; needy rhildieo \ "half wit riling to Itrilion. lottery law* at the Spring term comments from all rorners of the tonight mid tomorrow in Florid*. |MM«*ihli' tu fui\\iiiit tin- |iiiijtil \N4 « klv hull, lot* mii |ilaul tlin lioMtoi' lot le*po||*jhh' fnt any of the Circuit Court which con­ room including a ' charge,, “one A wave of zero cold o il tho Kiwiiiip Hill jiImi lak*' lia|i« tu ami | m"• *out i ol ale Im' iiiu taio.iL'1•» •ilf fi'l i'll h> Amet iron vene* on Frb. HI. -wept iimuinirat«* a ruiiiiiiniiil) • hi*"i in pre|iale«l hy tlu Kid aim t‘o|i*«ai •hip 1*011 d lo proceed into the man dictatorship", front l'rinci|utl mid-wr*t ye.teriln) mnl A plea in *lw trm ent and a mo­ Wells of the I.yman High School. on tow ard the North A tlantic Haitfanl. hr *i»al. Al-ii |*ln$i• an* vii t ion I'oinuiitlee ot wlinh Iho liirhitld* n iiiiiitutt uii ’h fm exultt* tion to dismis* tho charge* con­ Mr. Bridgr, however, withdrew seaboard. I Ii i - uhu inutiini, wa* aiiiiminccd by the hulnjr iiuhIc f'*i a county a nil' n l W'iiM'ciip in «loin man T em pciatiiir* fell under the itcn*liip day nt ulm h linic ail ntitter* n Ino |dao to pul op a Stnte In puitun nt ye-tenlay after tained in « Grand Ju ry Indict­ his objection, a fte r hr had hern ment was sustained In tho case of advised Ural Mr. Nelson repre­ tween the rocky . nnOHitain* slid ymmir proplc who hnv« nachi-il i i i i i i i I h1*'I1 of Ilf 1o| ••• | Ini* toiiliol llie Atuetican ve*.el Muuiiacsul) ' laid Ih'i'M taken h.v tla lln ti-l, into A full attendance of legion­ E. D. Smith on the ground* that sented a number of Longwood zero m ark in u dozen -late* he- lhr uk** “ I Iui nly-ono, a- v i ll a . • IKIIR III! f*ll|*llo|ll llllto .IIMI. Ohlo with low* of -2f. iegi-tthe Grand Jury which returned II |to||* <IVI'll lllilili liv hnkw elt, Senlluiid residents who were entitled to newly imlurnlitcil citiv.rn*, m il I n * Ull H'l ' I naires was urged for the meeting of tho Campbell Loeslng Ameri­ the indictment against him was their “eey" a t an open meeting. ered In lllBmnrek and Willi»ton, honom l. Other piojicta ol th e the i )•••»III1ill. a - oil lillto*!•••*»"• ntilllii | S n tria l ) ot Slate Hull Sllcommittee iiichialt* the in-lall.i'ioii ■id*, oil 1Ilf t lllll ■Ill's, 1 III• • 11It'il ! tlti'.si.l the mile tit the British can Legion Poet in the Legion Imptopcily rntpanneled. Inform a­ Mr. Wells also said th at If the N. !>.. and G lendite, Mont. The lowest reading, in olnio*t of new truffle liKhl-, i»lai»« tor a •ImI lllt'IIMMl II111. K1WJHIlrv nl uiubii-sMilin nn Dee. 14, hut It wa* Hut Monday night beginning at tion setting forth th* same meeting was adjourned, a *Wpn<l charges e* contained In the indict­ meeting would be railed Immedi­ four year* were reported at rotting onhiiiinrc, mnl tin* form a­ •II. (Mltat Mil V jilltl lo llll'Vl'- 1held see ret tit the htt|te the British 7i00 o”clock. aovural Illinois pint*. .Minima nl tion of n new boy M*ont troop at mnl iiili'ftlti Il 11'lilt toll 4. State Commander William C. m ent were filed ag ain st Smith by ately following. ' uttulil alinle by it* iroining. The th* prosecuting attorney, however. "W hen you decide to vote away — (I in town and — 10 at the airBrooker will |ke the guest speaker di'iiartm rnt had te*nlved, howJio rt gave Hprlngfield the chill­ the representative form of gov­ aad District Commander Olle* I ever, In pul ll-li II the inninrnt thn Lewis of Orlando will also Be ernm ent there should be some iest day since Jan. ii.'l, IU.10. Mt. ,f ir .l case nfrinred. * good reason for doing so," the C arm el'. — it w n. the ruldest present ! That nintiieiit arrived with the since early in the .nine year. Town A ttorney cautioned the Legionnaires who deslra to a t­ I receipt of di.patches saying that or 00 resident* presenL lie aald Ths mercury line m Chicago's tend m ast make reservation* for the 1990 tun freighter Mnrmacsun, therinuraidri dropped th a t th* Longwood property own­ official the dinner not later than noon on j uf the Mnnre and McOrrmack line, an Mawday, A aeries of articles on health ers would save little, tf any, <«n under the zero notch for th s ' i ll route le Bergen, Norway, had first lime shire Fell, lit, I MO, will be published la The Herald their tax billlieen forveo by llie British In go lie granted th at • grove owner and rrarhed — 4 before rising beginning Monday written by Dr. Deelui m g that II ha* been hi* tu Klikwnll. T hl. Is u British con­ Daajel if. Kreaa and hla wife. Dr. In the Town m ight receive a re­ slowly to 17 above. purpose lu .*•«* that sr-rx'lri- I* trol purl, about 2fi0 mile* jnsido Ohio experienced its severest Lauretta E. Kreaa, under th* cap­ duction in hla U ses through the given the piitilii in the utfice uf the cnnihsl rune which the neuabolishment of the municipality snap sines 1836. Zero tem peration. “Four Doctor Says." art furbiil. American Beth Dr. Kress and hi* wlfa but declared th at the other prop­ tursa were reported in Cincin­ -The Ccgtilm drill s o lm is of Ciiunty Judge and i z p n s.in g Id* trality •ilifp, tu enter. WAfHINOTON. Jan. •—<AV- studied and graduated together In erty owners would have to pay nati and Toledo and —6 in Nu- the three local National Guaril appreciation fm the «illi|aul gtvTho State Departm ent immstlin him in the past, .ludge It. W. the ban* medical school and have more taxes since a certain am ount prison. boon practicing physicians far ov­ o f money m ust be raised to re­ Abnormal rold wn* expected to rom panif* will hi- lu-ld in the ■Ware today aiinoiiiicixt his candi­ ialely di-palclud a cable to ths dacy for ri'-ilictinn n* Count' ' c trun rinhas.y in laimluti, indefeated la st year will be revived er .4* years. For several year* tire the Town's obligations wheth­ linger in most of the nilddlcwrst Armory Monday night at . :(I0 Judge, subject to llie Dcmurrulic , .Iructillg the emliasay lu coniduring this eeesion aa a vital de­ they were administrators ef a er there is o commission appoint­ through today with zero or worso o'clock. Prim ary to !«• held In May niuniroti' with the inesU-r uf the feats m m *ere,, Rep. Lex Omen, hospital In London, England and ed by the governor or • City forecast fo r Wisconsin, Michigan Violator* of City oidinanrea Judge W a l e wa* first I Irrted Murmacsup und send all the fact* wefs later in charga o f a hospl- Council in chargs of the Town's and Ohio. tal.program in Australia, prior to affair*. A rold wave was in pruzpect will he tried before Judge Flank County Judge in 19.96 and ha* to the departm ent foi possible Mr. Haynes Hated the various in much of the east. Residents L. Miller In a session <■/ Ihr been a resident u f thl* county action. an m m r ta bottle up tho Ouif f k g r removal to Florida, they Hull'* note lu tlrltlan said, “If were ^connected with a sanitarium Items In the Town’s budget for of New Jersey, Maryland, and Municlpal Court at the Police since 1U26 Hr i u i i i i - hero front afternoon at W arrentnn. Ga where he laid lhr British authorities should feel 1*40 which totalled $2,810 and de­ Albany, Hyraeut* and Rochester, Station Monday in Washington, D. C 4:00 o'clock. practiced luw for many year*, lie it ncccsaiy to compel any Amert* Dr. Lauretta Kress Is m au­ clared that not more than $460 N. Y.. banl|id their fire* against w i i b a b tla im in g from tho tip is a member uf the Methodist ran vessel to enter the rombnt a f Flcetda U South America. Baah thority on dietetics Utd cookery could be saved annually by abol­ tsnipersturss ranging down to There will lie a m e tin g of (he Church, the Kiwuni. Club und Ilia a ira nr any of those belligerent actiea weald farce the United aad ha* written coaaMarably aa ishment and that residents would asm in th* morning. New York Sanford Ministerial Chamber of Cnmincrre. port* which by the provisions at States fleet ta sail around /tho t h g i and allied subjects. Dr. Daa- lose many of tho benefits now CHy prepared for five above on Tuesday afternoonAssociation nt .1:00 “ In making my announcement aoathora had o f Sooth America ta 1*1 Kress ha* written Mvera] books bring received from Incorporation see*ther. A slags of near-asro o'clock In tho First I'rrsbytrrlsn of randidnry fur re-election to (hr neutrality law they are pro­ got from a a ocean to anotheevha osd various medical MhdMte la- and said that U would ho several skill was predicted for Virginia. Church, th* Rev. W. P. Brooks, •he office of County Judge, of hibited from entering, the gov­ ernm ent nf lh # U n lto d States will etadiag oo* on tb* retalt* ef ex­ years under the proposed Com­ O ld e r conditions were forecast Jr., chairm an, announced today. Seminole County, Florida," Judge feel II necessary to examine cam "A r e ' W tensive research into the effect* mission's rate before any redne- fe r the aonth, too. with freezing Ware said, *T could not tie true fully into all of th* facts of thn a fjth e jja e of d ru g s tleehoi, end Usn *could he made in the taxes, t mperatures sxpeetsd to sxWilliam C. Brooker, stats ta mvself, unless 1 first exprsased case and to take such f a r t k g __ _ (The last at the Town's bonds t4nd .tatrod to l l n f u l l ft& ii. com m ander o f th* American Lsny hearty appreciation to such action as the results of « bn I860). Be added that i W xsro halt in tho gion. wUI be the gusat spsaksi ind every citizen of Seminolo examination appear to m akt this same reduction could ho made __ _ - regular m eeting ............ taunty for the privilege and op- r«*ary or cxpedlenL KaIr LE APPOINT! SKIN by tho Town Oean ifl which is «• " J R otary Club In th* V aldsi llot* w rtunlty that lias been given me elected every two yoern by tho “ Meanwhile, I feel that I bj^jW ajh Monday beginning at l t : l t luring the past three year* to should VARHINOTON,' r m Ideate. inform your excellency thnC . fags la Norfolk*, Nsb., ___ o'elosk. irrve aa County Judge. It has this government, Clyde Parker Is chair oSA R 'aatheM dlH B for Itself and Ha Mr. Nelson, bn op so Hug In bn- ) aryvtU*. Ms., — I t In Doeatur, #f ths program committee. zeen my purpose and plan to denationals, reserves all it* and tlfetr half ef th* other feotisa. eoneeW J I L, — 10 la Loavsnworth, Kan., /ot* my every energy and ability rights In the m attar and that tt th at that* may n et ha aa appre­ + U In CrawfordsvlUs, lad., and ^ Tourist Club wUI hold a to th s duties, ai well aa th* op­ will be expected that com peneattM ; ciable decrease hi the the portunities for service to other*, for 1 k e __masting Monday night a t 7:U losses and Injuries l i n t year, bet aald they wend be F*«r t» } $ lacks* of a a sv e 'l) o c k , t ^ of Com- at this office. the Infraction of sack rodaeed yearly n stll.th ere are no toad o a t a dsfldaaey la pro- n^roo, Mia.0. C. Karl, pnatdsaL “ We have tried to bs of service, from ton ta the northsrn Utah BBng,unrad today. I t wUI Es known wbsrsvar and whenever wa hava will b* mode n* a m attar sobths rn Idaho drouth iT ^ O h lo " N lg k M n l. ^ t r i d d . been called upon b r any person course." «• tM N S o u t h B e n e fite d U n d e r O ld C u sto m Some States To Get More Delegates To D e m o Convention Is Needed, He Says DS C A g a i n s t Alleged “ Cuba” Salesmen Mercury Skids Kiwanis Club Members Outline Toward Zero In • Eastern U. S. ^Absence Of M aterial W itnesses F o r c e s Move, Boyle Says Tem peratures To Be Above DangrerFoint For Florida Crops IK UTING % B rita in Is W a rn e d N ot T o I n te r f e r e W ith U. S. S h ip s M lK N li ION A 11 Legionnaires Are Urged To Hear BrookePs Address H ealth Note Series T o Begin In H erald J u d g e R. W. W are T o Be C a n d id a te F o r R e -E le ctio n C ron State Canal BQ1 To Be Revived iH ____ a# af- NUMBER lift Demos Talk Of Reviving Parley Rule Warning Sent To Of Mer^ Russia By Carol Co-Operation chantA nd Customer Nazis W arn Norway, Sweden To Observe S t r i c t Neutrality zsi City News Briefs Sffl SS10N 'S.-tiONKIV ISS10NEB ARD OF TION -1ass* • •• S tt* _wm ia^i^Mta^rL*"**1* at Tt**Ur ot ltu rejt M elts LOCAL WEATHEB A J h r i to b fall « • « extending a wskoms ta all vtsl- whomsoever; and tala will con­ tinue to be my purpose through­ SX. "•» out the present vaar la handling m - . . * 8 ^ Fsaaaytvaala _aad dlapsoalng with msstlnga thn butlnsea of tka offlca of Couhty Judes. 1! x r z i ’V ' X S X ’s . "I am firmly convinced that th* affair* of the offlca of Cotmtc* note o*e ■ Paw* Twjri Officials said thl* L Instance, that If an American waa sunk bv a German In th* combat area while escorted to a British British warship, this would look to BritUn far compensation, ____ •„ its) L • •• i �;• • •> 4• t r^o . w u-. • • —: . k ><» ^ lX F tv JC7f > V> *> ‘O T M i.i -A » +t y l ’' '*»< ..*» O ^ I V ) ' V > #T V ^O •MV 1 W , Herald An I t alreeg th* powara of darkncaa Bo rough lb* way appeara, Bar th«»a who strive with deed ■i? r u . . “Good Will to _ * fhtljJ— 1 ■. y m 1down lh« yearsl I* tlrenglb In daunlUt* llV . In • sons, ■id h u r ts will tay: >mc a happier d*y t 0 vaaLh wrong V* aMaur belr.iaeaptoln,,--iliu* t o i r H * word* record—• hurt, (halt not fllUU K« of Ibc Lord!'I The 4* We ebor on! tn. hujuqn. of SS-' I b i g h T iacts r glorious d*y» itoi can work—mul HI ‘' r\ 'i L U U U ‘ Ik la hetdlld* ‘ alandInn —“AMth ar ftuaalen Ulvlalun m A frloial of ouva ha* auggaitvd good way to food tho unein. ‘ god. Whjr not lot thorn have W* doing. Pov In■ I team (e a rn by o; tbe fallow who ■IMM, thnra we* ' tended la tell1 the otkar day for / - S itin g w hU idrunk. xrrn- urdert In tbte country ______ e* ere now cold hi tooror 8.0UU. That will give th* Mouthing to worry ebuut. .Dewey would piubebly ‘ piteUatU It Invest!ta d Communlat acthe. U. H. we* all thr and to do. SO,000 Th Battleship • U T l. Lunate Int wtiuldiri 1 wave If it t draught In th* hi* ilry I* p rad leted refuse tout drought drought* is exalted about wet *• cure. ■. But we „ atunaggr._____ to be aura* quee> whather Ika gevamment •rnwent blliiuns, oearfy 48 kUlions, -------Wulae- Out 3 •-S W -'' "V ,;»•■'■'t:7y >rV fnrjrr B y K IR K K Grade Crossing Accidents lew peltry blUbo* iSmWBmir* •' . Although accidents involving trains mid uutomublles urc dcflultcly on the doclinc, tlicre nro still far too many of them and In view of their usually serious nature, more j effective steps, It seems to us, should be token to cllmlnato; them altogether through the more generous construction of bridges and underpasses. “Fatalities resulting from highway-railroad grndo crossing accidents in the first nine months of 1939 totaled 960, a decrease of 49 fatalities compared with tho corre­ sponding period of 1938," dho Bureau of Htatlstlcs of tho Interstate Commerce Commission announces. In the first nine months of last year. It Is further revealed, 2,033 persons were (njurod in such accidents com­ First Checks To Be pared with 2,700 in the corresponding period of 1838. Ac­ Given E l i g i b l e cidents at highway-railroad grade crossings In the ninemonth period last year (totaled 2,274, a decrease of 00 Workers On Feb. 1 compared With Uttf'MHNriMtlttUr'Of 1038;— ’------- *| Social Security jwymeuU'- to ■••• There were -108'WlUttlea fodUlHiAr froW hlghway-raflrood grade crosalKM'WMldMtli in :thai>mohth of September retired worker*, ihelr ngwl widdwi and orphsoa wlli alone, a reduction1of l&ta1edihpilred ‘with'September, 1938. wive*, begin with tint new yenr. nctoidInjured totaled 280 compared with 298 for the Perso Ing to Mf. Paul K. Weave*. ng month of 1938. Highway-railroad gratia Manager of lb* Orlaade ’Pleld corns of thu . Social tteeuriiy cross! accident* i n . September..Im J, JCWT, JstfilP?1-?®0 com* Office B'ard. Tho fad oral < mWfaneo pared th 259 for program got under 'M y giudat:; Social Security . Sensation Caused Judge R. W. Ware Payments Will By Deposition Of To Be Candidate British War Chief F o r Re-Election Begin This Year U 'M llN f* V( i sar oa*l m n i i t a a r »«*s r u s as*) t, and the first 'monthly ^ gQyfffj. ■will bo given to eligible wjrirer* OUR PER CAPITA debt for all tranches o.. thdlr'dependent* 1 1 , , . on Feb. . ment totaled 669.28 In 1913; in 1938 it totslod 6432.05. In »«d fa r the nienth of January. other word*, th p .w oi^ *w lth -th e ■tnaUeatr—lnooaae, who Mr.' Weaver caulalncd that u probably delays thing td‘(h6 bWthft of hNIUtes to buy a wage ta jn e r who I* 66 may file new pair of shoes because he can’t afford it, owes the gov­ i a claim fo r monthly benefits, be be* earned >60 tn ernment nearly 65001 8ome day a start must be made to provided, mure In each of slit calendar pay the public debt.- Paying It-will be painful—but less quarter* since Jan. I, IV37 whim painful than not paying It, which Is somsthlng all of us the »yejem went Into operation, payments will start when will eventually find out If we continue to follow the line of and retires from work. least resistance. Those who have subacrlbcd to the heller huTbe old-age and aurviturs lathat wo have been getting something for nothing are due suranoe program under the Ke­ for a rudo awakening, and the sooner It comes thu butler eled Security A rt provides for payment ot monthly b*nvtll* be­ off we shall be.—Charlotte. N. a . Observer. ginning in tiidO. not only to the wage earner who retlrvs after CLASS I RAILROADS of the United States In the Urn age of 06, but under cer­ first ten months of 1939 had a net Income of 623,246,000, tain conditions, to the mvntlieis family. The three group* the Association of American Railroads announces. In the •eff hie parson* who may be entitled first ten months of 1988, Class I roads had a net deficit to baaeflte are: of 6151,399,000. For tho month of October, 1939, Class I 1. W a n earners 06 ui more railroads had a net Income of 666,521,000 compared with year* old who decide to rettro or who re n te * lass than $16 par a net income of 624.171,000.,ln Ootoliber. 1988.—Exchange. month In covered employment and who ha** sufficient wage Must Fall" by the Annie Itua- erudite front Jobs covered by the aell Company on Feb. 9 and 10; a*t| the wives of such workers If Comalls Otte Bklnnar on Feb. or whan they ar* 66: or any chil­ H I tbe National Symphony with dren under 10, or ! • If attend­ , Hana Klndlar conducting on Fell. ing school. I . Widows a t ago 06 of wags I I j Mm*. EUtabelh bchumann, famoua Vtenaae soprano, on earners who died after January 1, 194 0 1 widows, regard Isas of Feb. IT | nod n ptoduettea WINTER PARK. Jan. Tha "Busan and God” by the Annie age, If them are young cbB-S e rie s , Annie Ri Russell Company on hlar. 16 and d ren .. and dtnondonl childrra thamselvaa until age 1C, ur 1C highlight of the winter aeaaon H. at Rollins Collage wilt open tte Th* cast (or."End of Buuimor, if thay ar* rsgelatiy attending program aa announced by Mlae Lockhart, school, may be entitled to bone_ mft,. II,"Xi Is eempoeed of lleien Bnllay, fit*. production of "End ef Summer’ Geerge Holt, Newton Merill. Hoe* , , 8. hurvlving parents of the •Uged by U># Annie Rueeeil Dreneer. Howard Bailey. Chnriee wage to n e r , a t age CC, tf they Ceaapnay under th* dlrrctlon of M«nd*n, Mlm* a rare*. Jack Har­ wet* Cesmdent on him at Dorothy Loekbort. . The three- ris, Richard KaUy, and Theodor# tbno of hit death gad II be' teaves aa widow or child, raof net comedy by 8. N. Bebrmnn will »l*o be presented tw in on bo aatitiod to benefits. Claims o * r bo flted without Batunlay, at 3:90 and at Silb Engineers believe that o’clock. , nesr future them will be Other fsalura* ahnuuuted doc algwHtennt Inerennee In I the series include th# foUowIngi -lend** ef Internal • lectors by II. R. Knlcktrbeek- cfi^iiMSe u y i ike publication **|n#r. fanted war eom»po Feb. 1 1 a production of ms him, a place in the wsr cahlnvt as president of the bonril ot trade. Dapper . Horu-Ui-liidui bad n quick jri*c to (ante In three years ae transport minister, ilurlna which h e Instituted trsffio stand­ ards which becamr known .;•« Bsllsha beacons. •l i < Then oq May 28. 1S3T, hr wos named war .arerrtury te put now alp In .Britain’s ermy.‘. • ^ KU Jan. 6.1-4AY—T|«e jb command aliasunced that 400 '4Utol*bs had a Annie Russell Series To Open At Rollins Soon W SZSZ . it. * u . cd thair attack! on southern cit­ ies and tnwnt. Th* reinforced Ruarion. divi­ sions on I)m- Karelian Isthmus, having abandoned their b*avy blows against the Finn*' Mannerhelm line, were taLI b* buildI f f . coucreto dsfensas for a fortified line of tkvlr own. The reports Indicated that the Red army was prepared fur a long campaign on the 00-mileWide Isthmus. (The Finnleh Irgatlon in landon snnouucvd that Flnniah tfMOp* have pr net rated 10 to 16 milts de«p Into Bevlel terri­ tory tn the dlrcetlon of Repoln, an lmp<irt*nt l t d army hart across the frontier between Mekmt and Kuhmo, and that fight­ ing la going oh In Russian ter­ ritory. Repoln Is aboal SO miles over the border). Lost night’s communique ap ­ peared to Indicate that the fighting fronts generally had qutot yesterday although * t tacks by Russian bombing plane* w*ra reported from v trt6u* center*. Nine Russian p la n a )•* raterday dropped I I bomb* on Wm the town ef VoIkFli, near Keuvsta, ouv«b, which te m ly Judge have been conducted in ruch a manner as to fully war­ rant a tulo of cunlUhacc and ap­ proval by the .ejUarns of our County, ---- ii •and 1 hope that I may aye the th opportunity of - serving have, nbtbrr term aist your County this opportunity continue to t*pL and >show to you, my slncira approbation. “I wiU. greatly' spproctete the vote .ef eygry cittern .if our Coontic Primary it* . .... j g g Own* Injured. 'Tha 400 Ruaaiana were r v ported to hav* beam Main In PoUnterraUncka In Hi* Unomu(M fd dhrlslou' wna routed snd 4ui to ribbons a week ago, and i t , another unipoctfted point norths sat of Lak* Ladoga. M M i U S IM P S O N Associated P r a t Staff Writer Th* UtMt air skirmish over Helgoland Bight, between RHlteh lieeiban and German pursuit ship*, has definite significance to military men, m a though tbe re­ sult* are deputed by London and Berlin. I t demonstrated egm lnjM t there o n definite 11*Undone on ulrpower ee nn Independent wanpon of attack. Bomber*, unprotect­ ed bp their own puraalt ahlpc, again got tbe wotat of I t They have Hnmrteblir come off aetood beet In nil each aklrmltbcs during the four inonttu of war. whether they were British bombers for I i lag .oat Ocrman air d*fe«moa, or l Nasi heavy shlpe exploring British j naval dlapoilthma and coa»t Hno - protection. A elgnlficant fact about this I war b that for th# fhr*t time ' poweit ef retetlvely equal aerial | atrm gth are matched against each ! other. And the obvious anarwvr to the curloua spectacle of feur mouths of war without a major olr battle is that the belligerent* themselves have not yst dlseov«i*d how Important a faster air power can be In achieving victory. Th* Helgoland fight was not rosily a tattlo sine# only u Ulo ef British bombers were engaged with a do*«n or ao Nasi MessercbmMt pursuit ship*. It was merely anether akltmlsb. What aach aide apparently atlU te do­ ing la feeling out Iks strength and effectiveness of tho otbor'* de­ fense setup, srhether In plane* or anti-aircraft batteries. Up to date, tho defense has com* off beat, by all arallabte date. Bombers operating beyend tbe tango of pursuit ship protec­ tion have mom often than not proven easy meal for the foe's defending light craft. They tu rn bean downed by guuflr*, engine failures or fuel exhaustion—usual­ ly before they could read) an im­ portant target or {to very extenlit* scouting work. Only aurpria* raids bar* netted rasulte for cither side, end possibilities of surprise, attack aie growing less •very day. Natl apokttunen have baitn busy fer wa*ka railing tbo notion that a wholesale German air attack on British shipping and vital ranDoris U In preparation fer th* Spring.' There have -teen hints from France and other sources, however, that It U not winter weather and lew visibility which is holding qp that 'N'axt throat: but lack of pursuit ships of atfficient range to occ*mp4ny protect Nash baraboi* In maaa formation flights h i Jotpeatb , , - I An entirely niter air ment since thu!outbreak almost certainly ki>(| both Qenpan* and the ttbH .ilt.il*. ibadeffbrt-i «* tpHckiy float* mt light, ships, attack tfclpa of ______ known cruising lliplt new of anybody's light ships. Only beery, mnlU-motomi bombera canry Aral enough to apan the W a t s Mtw rau England end Germany apd return. t o t without n protective screen of dog-flghtera the bomf e n h a re 'th c a for been of relatively email value either side. Th# other feilowV iRfeaulro fleets and bntterten Iwvc downed Ikem or driven them off too fieqoeaUy for any other ton n In be ddrawn, table exception was in atrock by sqrvrteo and rsoght tbe great ma­ jority af thu outmatched Polteii ulr rarvtce aVpx en (he ground. Itelf «r two-lbiida of the Potbh planes that might have helped ward off th* O sm an ."BlItsflBf* tend dthr*, or kept th* Polish blub command In touch with Ite own armies and enemy • movement*, never g o t Into lb* air a i all. by all Bocouai*. They worn Masted by Gorman bomber* In thair hangars, paving th* wav for w hst hap­ pened to Poland shortly afterward. M i ls tha “b ig war", neither aid* ha* been n m int to risk mass stteak boeaua*. up to this time «nd with the plane* now a v a ih ^ . the risk of losses ao heavy give th* en*mv definite superior!tv in alv has bran too g re a t Stockholm has 20 parks, where 100,000 tulip and hyacinth bulbs are planted annually. In addition to 04.000 dahlias, phlox and oth­ er summer plants, 1,600 atalcu* and 600 rhododendron*. DIRECTORY W* Pay Coah For Uoftf Fumllorc At WAGONER FURNITURE CO. 318 Phone I Banforti Av*. 774 1«anD *lvkla« atuI toward Jiiataarantai , 5? Lak* -KlaMU/'-tho oomntunl^jh aorh .plant*. . * i-j . 1 i r •aid. -an d “ fighting eohUOuw” - A’ to ta l tr|p' of about In that ***tqr- ,. ]‘. .arte* dtimreRuralun < •ris e rap u ^f^ ^ k elcrilap , .Itha odtumu*81 -TT- 700 ih lk d b about th* BATTERIES CITY BRIEFS liV silssN V isa l-ag* Fellows Hall Monday UK * at 6:00 o'clock. A full attcudiineu of members was requested ed hi older tbsl plans may ire made for hold­ in g a d istric t M oating at the lodge In Kaufoni on Jan. IX- GENERATORS STARTERS ELECTRICAL *-4ho Mm way an I Re p a ir s e r v ic e Many Hours Required rev WRBIng To Mftke Grid Squad IINCOLN, Nob., Jon. 6. -U P > 11 teles n lot of w ore te put on a college athletic show end Uni­ te telly of Nebraska coaches cite those figure* to prow tti licliliid tho nine hours cf publb performance by tbn footbell team are tb eu l 100 hour* of spring practice daring tb« regular tettnn. ' Over on the baakethall court th* boy* hav* tt a little easier. They practice about MO hour* a era sun b lu d r w ay ■hfiair betw een stM aUi and perform fee Mm pebUe at out l7Tfilpuri,1 ratting fir* th IV 12 hours. and kURng two persons. . women and old men , m Limitations Seen In Air Power • * As Independent Weapon Of Attack be taken yiV^with clou dad eye* men • a y T ' l b . Old Yaar'a bound. vtj,- « 111FLORIDA ^ H IE 1040 CENSUS IS ABOUT TO War,And Marriage Bates When war get* under way, wedding bells are partly muffled in belligerent and in came neutral lands, as weD, >• r*«t o rru . but when the fighting ends, weddings ImmodlMely increase ■ 4 « IM Act and the marriage rate rises to a level well above the pre­ A IO T . war average, according to the Metropolitan Life Insurance S^“ S „S - ■ Company. It is pointed out that, in a number of coun­ tries, these high marriage rates were maintained for sev­ eral years before returning to the pre-war levci. Baaing Us conclusions upon the trend of the msrriage rate during and after the World War, the Metropolitan re-! veals that the sharped drops occurred in the invaded coun-1 > i H n » m H i ml tries, although declines to some degree occurred in moat of iamm ami »i Wm •» the warring countries. ( h i n W H IM •< _ •mi n aN nn <•• With the outbreak or hostilities in 1914. The rate ofI practically all belligerents fell precipitously. In France it IlMN m l M i dropped from a level of around 8 per 1.000, for the period ____ _ « y vi i K___ 4>«rt n«M #r NftHhiflti M at •* I MM M l liS S lm M ii __I IN — U M -, from 1861 to 1918, to a minimum of 2.3 in' 1911; in Ger­ where the pre-war average rate for the 1851*1918 5 • X J R .r r ^ s r ^ many. period was also about 8 per 1.000, the rate dropped in 1916 Ii m m b M> •> T»* and 1916 to 4.1 per L000, while in Italy the low point of 1 mm iU A !■ *«H*. 2.7 per 1,000 came in 1917. In England and Wales, and' 6*0 04 mil Im n Vun ^iN* the United 8t*tes, which were not Invaded, the marriage t a I t •> M « I N n i lw ta M il H H I SB* alN rates were not seriously Influenced by the war. >Switxer-1 ‘ m i l t i i i M i i i i r i t i . land, a neutral nation, sustained a decline from 7 per 1,000 I N N t l l N I l M mt e f ts I >> ■>»>■ MM MNi I f W N N . before the war to 6 per 1,000 In 1916, and reached a peak : kY, JANUARY 4, I MO of fl per 1,000 in 1920. “Immediately upon the conclusion of the war a prompt! VERSE FCU TODAY rebound to exceptionally high figures appeared, aa the re­ sult of the consummation of a great number of poetpdnnd )B, CONSIDER- weddings," the Metropolitan explains. riENTi A ioft anIn FYance the marriage rate rose from 6,5 per 1,000 •M ir wrath: but 'w art* itlr op angsr,— In 1918 to 14 per 1,000 In 1919, while similar but lass ex­ jtir treme changes occurred in Germany and moat of the other RECEPTIVE ATTITUDE 1 countries actively drawn into the war. The variation In ft for thy servant the figures for the United States was relatively minor, Sam. «:P. and involved an advance from a minimum rata of 9.7 per 1,000 in 1918 to u maximum of 12 per 1,000 in 1920. Th* TUB NSW YEAR 1937 rate was 11 pur 1,000. Naw Y*ar' Th« Naw Yearl** T R•w. baauliful beautiful they aoend— fb o a t werda of bouyant hop# ami * r.*/7> V *' ’1 ’>"/«! "Id THE SANFORD bbm X •p w . w 1 % 1 f• * * t V*<> DRIVE IN TODAY I rlTOT jd BATTERY SHOP UjA* RENAUD :* 6«4 W. SECOND HT. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully FHUd 40 Yoon Experlcnco w- vyi.mii »*a*e*v PhonoJ _ Store •a �W - V '.. / U TC X bA T , IANCART 6, IU * •mm* m Ila Belle Barker S o cia l A n d P erson al Activities Weds_Csr. P « .cr; THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA' n m MW— , artm m n iMUJ i ■ in m _iai-uu-u— i J ixjj *«*— LILLIAN ADAMS, S od tfj Editor Social Calendar Takphan* 148 Tribute Is Paid To M n. Laura Galloway Personals Fitting tribute was paid to tha Mlsa Ruth Hand is spending MONDAY memory of Laura Fish Galloway Diatrtct Zone Meeting of tho a t the Memorial Musicals a t tha the weekend in Bradenton. m u^ Missionary "Auxiliary Womans Club Wednesday and o Frank Kelly plans lo spend to­ ino woo presented to tha club tho F irst Mcthodiit Church will ho bald In the church a t 10:00 Mrs.' Glenn K. McKay on be­ morrow In Sarasota with friends. half of the Order of tho Rosa In A. M. A cerercd dlah luncheon Wilson Smith left this morning “hiring memory of Laura GaIU>will be oerred. for Jacksonville where he will bo Regular buaineaa and pledge Mrs. McKay dellvcrod tho fol­ on business. tarries program of the Woman’a Missionary Auxiliary of the Flrot lowing tribute: Friends of Mrs. Ernest Krupii “As old as grief, as enduring Method lit Chuwh will be held In iU regret to Irani that she Is III ot love, Is the human dealro to (h r'e M n li a t sYto p. M. Flint Quarterly Buaineaa Meet­ liorpftuale in material form tho a t her home on Msgnolla Avenue. ing of the W. M. U. of the Flrot memory of those who hove passed Joe Pindcr arrived this week Baptist Church will be held ot through tho door—Into another from h b home in Pennsylvania to 8:M o’clock In tho church. AU room. b* in Sanford for some time. "History Is starred thick with memb en ora urged to be present. 8L Catherine’* Chapter of the these memo: Isis—coolly marbles, Frank Shames plans to leave Woman's Qulld of the Holy exquisite architecture, scholar­ tomorrow for a two week’s busi­ charitable foundations for Crooo Episcopal Church will meet ship*, betterment, trees, forests, ness trip to New York and Chicsa t 3:30 P. M. at tho homo ot human roads and bridges stretch lo an to— Mr*. 8. O. Chose, 902 OoV Ave­ endless procession from tha im­ nue. pulse of broken hearts and high Mrs. R. K. l>rss and family will th o board meeting of the and honored recognition of noble have as Ihelr weekend guests, Woman’s Auxiliary of the Pres­ influences of lives whose earthly Mr. nnd Mi*. II. C. Iluwcr of Or­ byterian Church will be held at work Is finished. lando. 3:00 P. M. "It is with this emotion that Mrs. W. E. Smith of Ocsls is A t 1:10 the regular monthly ws have gathered here this even­ business meeting of the Wom­ ing—her dearly loved and devoted v blting this wvrkend as the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, en's Auxiliary of tho Presbyter­ family, her friends and sister club-women, to dedicate to the Mr. and Mis. J. U. Ray. ian Church will bo held. precious memory of Laura Fish Mrs. M. S. Messenger left yes­ TUESDAY Calloway our own modest token Red crooo board mooting will bo of what she meant to us and to terday for Jacksonville where she hold In tho Red Cross head- this community; aba was loyal will v b lt her son and daughterquarters a t 10:00 A. M. always to the club In which she in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mes­ Junior High P. T. A. will claimed ebarter membership; her senger. meat a t 3:30 o'clock In tho state and national career have Mr. and M rt. G. C. Slaughter school auditorium. given us an abiding appreciation At 3:30 o'clock on Kxccullvo of her attainments, and though had as their guests h u t night, her vole* Is silenced, her Influence Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Rteed of Board mooting will be held. Jacksonville and Mrs. Slaughter's The regular bualnoa* and so­ ■till live* on. cial masting of tho Axarlan class ‘8h* scattered flowers ■■ she brother, B. E. Lacsii. went along— , of The First Baptist Church will II. Dale Morgan of I'ulnlkn I* bo hold In tho annex a t TiSO With a cherry heart and a happy song; exijeclcd to arrive today to spend P. M. Hosieries will be M n. The flowers will bloom, tho song the weekend with his wife, Mr*. J. V. Jones, Mrs. A. L. Stacey, will stay, H. D. Morgan, who has visited Mrs. G. C. David and Mrs. LouAlthough from us she lias passed for the |.d*t week with her mother, rlne Beal. away. Mrs. Lillian Vickery-. Truly, she gave to us her best. TIIU 1(81) AY Townsend Club will hold Its And In Heaven aim’s found n Mr. and Mrs. W, D. Klnanl and twrfect rest; weakly meeting at 7:30 I'. M. In Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Muller, of Kind and loving, faithful and E verhsrdt, S. (’.. Imivo retiunrd Um Court House. true—. home a fte r a visiting during tinSho blessed our world by her C hristm as holidays' with Mr. and passing through.' Mis- J. R. 11(era of Lake Monroe. “So now. In loving memory of Laura Galloway, we present to Mr. and Mrs. Charles MrClung the Sanford Woman's Club, this plan to return to their home In plsno—the gift of many loving Illghpelnt, N. C., (his afternoon bouta.1* a fte r spending the past three In accepting the piano for the weeks with Mrs. MrClung’s dub. Mrt. fi. J. Holly. President parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. the Sanford Woman's Club de­ Wilson. ________ clared! V ' . i r . i • “On btnalf of the mrtubers and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Swingle lands of tbs Woman's Club of have returned borne a fte r Mr*. ford I accept this beautiful pi- Swingle spent the holidays With , m Joeing ■memory -of. a won- h er p arents. Me. .and Mrs. Frank nl woman, Laura Fish CIUo- H arriaon, In FL Valley. Ga., and jr. This piano has been pitted Mr. .Swingle attended scitnee In .the-Club. We shall want to meetings In Columliu*, ()., during live up lo this grand piano by do­ the Christm as vacation. ing grand things. So let us con­ tinue to render loyal and devoted ka to our Club. May 1 quote . . j * final words of Mrs. ...Igltl'* 'dedicatory' In the Year Book: tho warmth nf her geu _ spirit rest upon each club SAPPY BIRTHDAY member, In every undertaking de­ signed to further Interest and Crvtclicn I.undquist usefulness of an nrgantxation Gladys Isle Pippin wbteh was Held very dear to her Sunday and to whleh rh* gave untiring Camilla l.und<|uist loyalty and devotion.' Mrs. Lourinc llrsl '.Tt la with pleasure (hat 1 may Miss Ruth Cuniming turn to Arthur J. Graham a lover Mrs. A. L. Starry of muale who ran, through this piano, Interpret to ua the muale great masters." Holly also lead the fol_ -telegram from Best Fish, Rev. John Williams brother of Mr*. Galloway and To Deliver Sermons United State* Minister to Egypt: 3 K those who rosda bar Sanford CHAPTER 1 OP NEW IgRlAL '“OVERLAND WfTH KIT CAB80N* 'LEASE TELL US IF YOU U M IT OR HOT I Tho filament of a small, 0-watt 113-volt lamp, ouch u might bo used for o night light, l* tnInner than human hair, -Its diameter Is leas thou five ono-thou*sndths of on inch. The Rev. John K William*, evangelist, of Atlanta, .Gs., will deliver service* at the Presby­ terian Church for two weeks beginning tomorrow, lie will give two sermons tomorrow, one at lltOO o'clock in tho morning and ona a t 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night. Ha* will spaak at the Kemtnolo High School Monday a t 9:45 o'clock. Ha will deliver sermons w ery morning a t 10:00 o'clock at tha Proabytarian Church for tho *xl two waaka. Tha Rav. William* was pastor a t a Proabytarian Church in At­ lanta far away years, later be­ coming general assembly evange­ list far the Church. He was her* two year* age at tha Presbyterian Church and road* many friends during his stay- Jj-JE CHURCHES FI 'rltla t'oitfe m nn *: D r It. Ira v . i v r i i i i n <io*i*Ki. r vii»:h \ t r i .t : It ir ne tt F s e c i i t l v r H o r r e t s ry Hoard Ninth H lrrri anil Kim A v n i u f o f t l i r l a l l a n F d u e a tl n n : an*l Dr. Hit iti la ) Nthuvl. I " 0t* A M. Win E F a r r a r . Xttaalnnarjr Herrr* llr#»*% tt Mypl i • L o Nf John** P h la.on of tho l'r«arhlnM N m i c t ’. II.*** A. XI l»> t.irv F l o r id a C o t lf e r m r e lh«* iMBinr W H Qiiei n Miltjcct T l i r i t J D A Y : XI T IX IV XI. Hie T|t A Trre ** per for mane.- o f the **Xfsaon NUlhIrt) K *• tlili 3. J . t J r XI. Null* wsM'onil Hr11 It l n r e r * " . In a concert of J#rt. *Tltr Xt«>••» » Wllr.*' F a r r o l muale laVttriun** if «<>l«ll.tll> n\tl««| to tit* » n til t * unit lit* i*«l'«rlist I I l. l. f i n s P K I . T A H K H N A r t . l : Mill It* It* .t'«'•!, it u t il In- .1 ir* jji iI iiil.tmti» Itoad n ear i l r n n s A ve n ue 1*1 :*«**■ to a *'t u««rtn*«l ti|t. h XX* Htullh. t**Ftor 4 |tli\Ftt‘11 lit simt >|tirittiMtl» Kctmot •• l i \ XI I f e e l li k e t h e C A N A R Y T H A T Htirnlnr \Vor«iii|* 1 1 -•••* A *1 I . X K t : M O M tnr. l l t N H T Yotin* |’ « o|il« *■ Hi 1 %ler. f i x 1* SW ALLOW ED TH E C A T *■ ■ r u t lit it XI fu l l om I n f P R O T E S T S u guin st Hiiiii I i ?. J.ttt 7 Iy It* F t nii | i li«t *• N r » ii*•• M S 1* XI 1 hut|*llr H.'h.Mtl !*♦*••» \ M u f e w rem H rk s in this D E F E N S E • 1. f HIM** HtU'f* X^.'lu l-w.l *\ XX~uiFhl|> N rrh lc e , It •••* A \l XI «*t f*»r "linl* “ Tit** LESS COLUMN of far from ILLI. mm I ' f H*i|»i*cr Her»m«n. 'i* h t l«t * »t! •**• • *»n **f Mtc A n * M E A N I N G W O R D 8— The) laovluir f u i i ” Tl«» |ii*bll** •• .til) 1II* If * *1 In I rt I • i m* tt l*t t «warned me about the life of i s I* XI. nrw *ps|ier woman— Funny bul 9 -/U* XX’or f Ii I|* H m h r Net Hit'll newspapers never get camuti- " F o t a l a lvim '* The G. A. Coon Evangelistic Company will open a 10-week series of Bible and health lectures Sunday night a t 7:30 o'clock. or a half hour preceding the lecture, George W inters, yomur musician from F n rcst Lake Academy, will con­ duct 'an old-fashioned community song service assisted by John L. Ilsm rlrk, Jr., of Ssnfor.1, a t tho piano. There will nl*o hi' m i n i special musical numbers bv other young sttlsta coming with Mr. W inters from the academy nt Forest .City. The, evangelist. Mr. Conn, who spent several yearn as a mission­ ary in Central nn.l South Ameri­ ca irfo ru leginning his Itibl# lecture work In Die states, I* said to have made extensive tour* of the Latin American countries and the ‘ Antilles. Since returning home, his wink is reported la hnve carried him over the majori­ ty of the United State* mol Ik,* no’e brought him to Sanford. Mr. Coon rxpir»scd the wish th at all attending lire lecture* bring Bibles, notebooks, nnd pen­ cil* since the lecture* will bo in ASSI-.MHI.) til i.iin Nl|»,<|i«» Kclt.inl. |n Mil I'rrrtchiitM H« t % • II K*wnN*'M«tlr H r n l r r , ll«'%. Klll4UU«l. i:\alltUK j .iu r m ill lu ll. READ the ADS A .lt lr vix PA R TY TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1940 SKMINOI.K COUNTY DEBS headed l.y ESTHER tour 110*1. ami nour th«" (Joel KOH IIN IT K II S T A T E S S E N A T O R STRANGE should he an out­ : 'Iil (hi* t il .i l lull's t%h *'Ii rom* viiti : r o ll n sf: standing SOCIAL EVENT TOR II IAffiihIha* l.rF'tili Hi'l llii'lt If ll.r fidTHE LEAP YEAH—On tlml oc­ I"HliiL' fium thr D i l i I stiu lh** casion, girls forget Ihelr pride l«OPd ‘ lltuf l« lit* (IDIII* Sind lit) vt ill | ••*•! Kit. to j nut hr i. and gt> OUT Tt) GET THEIR!j glory nilthci iiy n .ih r in craven inFO R R E P R E S E N T A T IV E IN * MAN— And witli ■ Sadie Haw | agt< i" j t u i; I). The l.t*F*tii-N»'i m**u tt Iito ini 1ti«| * . Bins a fte r him, no J i ll .I1TSU C O N G R E SS FROM F IF T H lh** I«'lI**tt i hi? |taa»afi from ft* * * is a safe mean* * * * OLDEST I'hrlFtlu It Ni'lriitr IrtlliiRik. “Ms C O N ItR E S H IO N A I, D IST R IC T BRIDGE CLUII in th r TRADE riitr ami 11*/*11ti % • I•l» K o in lh** v o t i : m u h .m : AT HOME CITY i. th r now N*'i 11*1nr *•** lt> Mart |lt«lt«r l.ddt I ’Lit* Truth. «ul con tin ul* DUPLICATE CLUB competed •hr IlltJlir fVllOl) l/tv« 'llltrl llt-tl. of those BRIDGE ACES N EW ­ I I hut If. Ihr trlpl) dit !.»• I' r Itic 11*I•*. l.u %v lk*r 11fM ff m a 11mu x in MAN, BROUSK. WRIGHT, I unify, tlir-f- In ultr.- lit. am* III TnRASHER, R O U M I oI.v rI.a iAs iT.• .ren FOR (iO V E K N O lt w iK n et lh|OII£|| IIIII1111«•» I*. |t| o| IIOUSHOI.DEII DEC OTTfcS. f er i |. m| lh, Fa I hr i M**lh*i OM Ml" r |*lr i•maI Idm ..f ,.|. v o t i . i*(»n PAPWORTII stid \V. J. T llin* I •• hi|». *lit Hrlfitpe nt ih" Molt PE N — It started out at AU(... I <''-"irnllsr.in*'flies# Hirer rs |.i,s. i TION about 25 y ests sg<> w l l M ' «1n in * S c»e*n rr | h i " i I i r **• Newman n rlisrte. member, th e n ' FOR S E C R E T A R Y OF S T A T E some member ti.uk a trip to list- 1 x *»t i : r m « o m ; BIG CITY ond heard about CONTRACT und non It'* DU-. i i :« t i : i i i i i \ PLICATE ' • - ROSE SPEER *) | '•**•I If ) .1. finitely COMPLIMENTED ll i r l .i ,,, i mi ... —l*untuilu« W HITE SNOOD which envere.l FOR A T TO R N EY G E N E R A L \\. In I. \ • i • r u n * i .m ; her MUCH ENVIED BRUNETTE I * » » 11" • •"K illI " li«*l ala V1* a HAIR at llie LION'S I'llAIUTY f 1•'!*• l».t-«l r r r t 't w iin t*f 111111111113; |i RAM. last Saturday uiL-lit In j |M»F. I l l ' l l I* l i 'T — l i t •<• g r Ihr M ayfair— DOTTY WARREN i i r « R n .n f 1,, lotlh with s perfect white japnntco in i•OR C O .M IT R O I.I.ER tll - .iln l I f M l l I t « l her hair and her ONE AND Itn t u n ; | on u n i: \ l • til m ill lii# *% |I«*-) ONLY RALPH STEW ART w ric l ' " H t l il tn 'ii »• " I i l f i l i ■Iso in sttem lnnre ami DORIS Xlsl 1 t H i k e r K J u * . HAM . n ith W histling JIMMV '1 II. I lilt IM *| J . THORNI.Y of Postal Telegraph 1* M ill III h l M t l l l P I * |i FOR S T A T E T R E A S U R E R made n grand entrance nt In­ X i i l i : Ki*ll o m : mist i^roiciila^el m termission * * • MIAMI SOCI ETY took note when BBTIIt | “ A .V u " ' LEPFLKR an«l full ficcrMorira, Tl»•' W '«»l la l<lr u*. ln#i I..i u. i arrived for ■ visit with UNCI.r. •nl* I'-IIMW OH *' l'l« h II • 4i. 1.. , s-ltll JOHN MURRELL— She was quite VUII Mi Ila iu FO R S T A T E K Ill'E R IN T E N D K N T O F Iiui (!iiiutl"ii 1u 1In attractively an.earrd on every pr«»*iul.—l.nikf auit. I P IIIII.IC IN ST R U C T IO N society page In that playground n n : Full list; uf Kt«*#d lh«* |>a*| city— pictured In night clubs, hadKurII#all MMliia In luako our sports, ami w hat not— And did 1 lit* * lad.—XXlilltlar. you see th a t huge- ORCHID « o \f.iiM ;v rio v%i. cm m M CORSAGE and (list GOOD C o r n r r I ’u i k A v. in to nn.l ‘I'ftliJ FO R CO M M ISSIO N ER O F LOOKING MALE ami THOSE Blr* •(. A C m C U l.T U K E SWANKY PLACES • • • I J llrrnaid lloot. Mhiinitr HiiimU) H'honl. j ii A. M. vim: f u i i u n i : quite calmly strolled Into the Murnim X V or Fhi|i. 1 1 uu A X I Yowrll Company yesterday mdni- **Chll>| mIoiiu knon • th r o»hillic Ing in quest of PERSONALS r»«r. Ilv huhla (ha kv) Tlnir urv mult) llilnsf II' rouM fall about II, rannul b**p Ilirf«i 110*5. llr will It miJ it g Inin .1 ■Irp l*r *lfM TI»HI U btllri Ilian at-rliiK I b f i||f |/«nl t s t.ii .'I know um Win*I the fulur* hath Of inarirl ur aurf»rl»»: AY.V,r ° •»•"» HO* anil drallt Ilia invrry Mn«|«-rllr» j, ^hrlallan Kmlvahor Horlrljr, T:2t v iit i: F O Il JU S T IC E S O F T H E S U P R E M E CO U RT fu ii u m Hu- Knmt- of Cnmlltlatc of your Choice H ip FO R CO U N TY \S S E S S O R O F v u r i : F u ll u n i ; FO R C O U N T Y JUDCiK In T i: Fu ll u n i: It. W. Ware i: FOR CO U N TY PR O SE C U T IN G ATTORNEY f u ii ,.m : I OR S II E R I F T FOR ( O I NTY S U P E IU N T E N U E N P A N P I ' III .1C IN ST R U C T IO N " " N,; ,MM. T . W. L a w to n r o n .si rK K V i.so K o i \ *• 11 ri*i: **s i 1*01C c o r NTY (O M M IS H i-— •HM UUTa.X-. 1 / \ — v n ii: rm i u m : t J | KOK C O U N TY COMMIS** u itiriiirT m». a x o i i: poll mnh FOR lu ll: fu ii C O U N T Y COMMISSION uisT im ~r it,, a u n i; FOR COUNTY COMMISSJONK! I OK CO U N TY COM M ISSIONER t — : FO R H A H.HOAD C O M M ISSIO N ER HIS THICT I * . • VO TK F u l l u n i ; Tb# A n n u a l Xlr. i n* m m u W f 4 * lloilsV tli* I'srlsh im r.v i iros* i;r-i* tm -u . r in u r n •*• n o n .lsv a l t e r K |.l|.h s.,y Bev M arlin llrsm . lt.-rln I v.lr r.in im u o ln n . j :>» l-k iiirl. Mehool. S I , A M and FO R S T A T E S E N A T O R .I7TH S E N A T O R IA L D IST R IC T VOTK Full u n i ; FO R M F M H E R . O F B O A RD OF P U IIL IC IN S T R U C T IO N FOR M EM BER O F T H E H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S Group No. 1 VOTE r o il ONK ‘ FO R MEM H E R 0 P | P U IIL IC INS u is n u c T i tilS T N IC T K a. I Hrininii. VOTK F u ll uNH •SSMWI,S..-,-m.F> 11 FO R M EM BER O P T H E IIO U 8 E O F R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S Group N*. 3 VOTK r o n ONK r o s C L E R K o r T H E C IS C U IT tO lI K T or L F O R M E M B E R .O F BOJId m P U B L IC 1N STR U C 1 I Q N t 1 D tr n u c T g o a VOTK FOIl ONK ' , i rXMf?vfijTL. *vi 1 r ................. ...» ..... .... .......... ^ ................. an F O R JU S T IC E O P Tt<K VuTV m n s ‘ m .* 1 m u 1 s' M '7V FOR TAX COLLECTOR I Jno. D. Jinkins - . it i m n rx i i i .o \ t* %%n o n I’ lYXl'l .ttnl s r s r e p • • • T h e S A D I E >IA t\ l j « n T. K I N S D A N C E to he HI»ON-| T h e rlo|.|r,i T . s r t-) > .h alt M I l*a I I um in lh*- in Idft of S O R E D H Y T H E G R A - D E I . 8 U I I - ktiM hi8F|, and lltal I .«rtt t|i» l.*«id Every day la Some­ body’s birthday. Let OUR flowers send iwnr greetings. Cut flowers fo r every oc­ casion, Funeral Da* ■Jaw*—Corssge*, etc. ; [W VF ' :«K D E M O C R A T IC cut. shipped— Olid to i|tinte D ll'h llea.ttnK Itooni Milk.- n Murk (X) lioforp MYERS “p u ttin g a little filthy | ;J "0. " V'" ‘ K "" r '"^ lucre'* In the old pocket—If the I '-im ii- , i|„ i,„ ii.r F O R I'ltK S ID K N T IA I. K I.K IT O IL S %hi* h tt ill l»r i «*m«I good wife has sewed it :tip F ilin'1 l.«*FYitn•Nr ruu'ii % v a r a r u n ix v u x Inst niltum need wn* I’ ‘i s11 ' *.11 ,R l h. 't»^IIIi hIII*' ' ^ bA mW! , . n' _ when mi asif* eases* Mtlili*1i'll, hUlHlalt. Ceo'imunlon L Knocks C ^ i f r PRECINCT NUMBER V°vn»J |,4‘*pl*'i Hervlc* Lsaguw y O pportunity B A L L O T F E W L O C A L S Im v in g used t h e i r I * " * ” T , M" ' V " ' ' .' ’ “ RETURN HALF of ROUND, s«« i:." i h. , . . ' . . i s u m T l t l l ' T I C K E T B — S A N F O R D ha s Hi..,.|«* KeFoot. * i:. i »t II o*» nettled d o w n to bunint'fe.— that XI.h i .I uk H m » i.i | l», g ettin g those celery field*j p . ' m ',M ' LITTLE WONDER STUDIO St. Hllda’A < Woman’* AuxlUai Kpisccnol Churkh day afternoon «n tho Parish llouao home of Mrt. Ert IlINlI I. F r r %le r* hr|d ill lh* auditorium (lie form of Bible aiq numerous text* dt*i pored for tha u k f difficult paisagaa. Tho ffrat rabjact Ices, to bo (Ivon Hur 8:00 o'clock, will bO " « ■ irriptural itudy of “iK M the saved, the hopO ! ■ of the ranxonted of C k a The doom of lb*' A t f l open ot 7:00 ..Vkwk: I f Fhereby service will begin Ot 7U3 .•hko it* and the lecture will loot f« ?*. l l.tl* o'clock until about t:00 <»r f i l l Tho admiialon i* froo and Invltetl to attend, accordln( management, which will be plenty of o e t i d l the auditorium Ifl SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION menU—They seem to be tin •tot riia m i: iix i *t i » i ‘ « tit mi ii only medium by which people rx *iii » f press th eir superlative adver*.; C orne r Klm uiul «J* it* \i* .\ y *It" H criticism • • - • C O L I . I . b i. im ii . u Hunt. STUDES have returned to their I'riurli n* II »« ) >1 ll> I lie ] STUDIES. RELATIVES having ' ! ,' t ' ‘V';' {}'*l'",,r,hs n i J-rlurned to th eir RESIDENTS. v a* l- M RESOLUTIONS for the new year l-rioer Jlr.iiu*. VV.o. having been RESOLVED un.l a (either on or off the record) and suddenly I grabbed the old faithful tools of tho reporter and pre|>ared to grab the SCOOI* — for women were ilaihinc about madly everywhere—Who bad fainted, been killed, committed •ulrldo?—Just a super JANU­ ARY SALE following tho Christ­ mas rush • • • CONGRATULA­ TIONS to tha new TRAINMEN ROY HEEL, MAYO LANGSTON. OalV three Amoriran college* RALPH DEAN, BUUDY LAKE —William and Maty, ----- 1 —STATE MARKET MANf C. 'niterYale—a re older than I sity of Havana. and Monday A J Mrs. J. L. Barker of Quitman. Go., be* announced the marriage T U L r i n t T MICTHOOIET C M V R C I I r f n s T THRitTUX r u t tu n L c r n r r l*Afk A v« nu« i n d F i f t h of her daughter, Ila Belle, to Carl A tth ui V I t s n h - r c , Xlinlstrt J h i > I Minim. IIII.I t behind Hurl Fetler, also of Quitman, but who M r* II J Cla use. J u n i o r Chi'll <*l r *>rT W. I*. It u h r u a n . Taa tor for several years read* his home L e a d e r f i u n d i r Hcl.tn l, t i l l A M . 1 1 of III Sanford. The marriage was bu n d er mornlme at a It. DHde " b u r n i n g * f i ’ oVsKlp, 1 1 : * * o'c lock. with TIit Hood Confess on solemnised Saturday, Dec 23, at 1 School, llicniT; Muill.ru is l) -:i the R«lm nUtrutlu n o f tlm “ H t c n m t n t the Methodist Parsonage In Quit- the oi tho Lo rt T i 8 M p r * f . Lesson Text. man with the Rev. 11. H. Krlsler T t 'y i i f I ' r o p I r ’R u i t r tl n c * . 9 : 1 * I*. Hund.tr inornlhi; *1 II i*u ..’cloi-X, Worship |*. .1,-1 Willi the th< Inc id U. officiating. K hduIii s pirRclilhK o n %Ire. 7 id r h e llisnscn l s n s r l l oi o f VUII; O u it. jI " K>• r »‘ ,,,a,*d 1'h r ls tU ni,rA (|lt. I'risMlnitlrr. u n a l K in u - v't-lvck; Mbs Bis nncnc Hcrruon b> ih# |*«iBtor; by X U r U n aii J man acted os maid-of-honor and 1 bu nds) SI rlall.R ul J : J # .* Ill* Hurt. ‘T h « net. Waller Fcsler of thl* city, brother Kvu n srll st li* Blls-c-1Is.is **f the u r c k , XXTa lIt eKrN Plln> A Y : XtithiHllU XIcii ' r Club l l i s n K t I l s U c IIn u i, u l l l i ll.r Iheiur. of the groom, was beat man. "H irrr C h r .s ll n n A J'r r .i a re u U ii : meet lit 7 :0 0 o 'c l o c k ; au p p rr Mr. and Mrs. Fe«lrr will make I D . u . r . list." I i r a t i d l*j the Mlii.s* i* u<W |»» om mnt. X X B D N R SD A T : XIIU*XX*rek p r a y e r their home with the former’s par­ ler Wldh. wl.iv cirnlnH -.1 l:M. ’t m l f f . 7:00 r . II. ents at their countiy home near Chureli XX*RDM Kit DA Y : A t T :t * I* XI. Nlulil nl nil lit- Chtirrlirs,' Quitman. Wllhrln,r*nin Nlblsr-k. ilaushlrr ul Klrat ret furm atx'e. the "Xlavon Mi. nn.l Mrs l.rnnnid NM.li.rk, Ir.l ll t l l Itlncera**. K H DA Yf At I t . 00 A. XI. T ha ll.r I*r nxs*t Mrrllng. and the Min 1»TF IIIT ll e t MlFFloit.tr) ItiNtllutt* o f th« isl.-r lir.iuahl ll.r mr-sasr i*n. t t .Uim ln D la tr lrt H|iFiktira nt thin •Tilt il.HH. Hut-rli." Muritin I'rar* • nn will tr«d Illr .H-etltiK HrSI lM«trlrt Nr«*retHrj. XX'oman'M >|l«* Wf-lnrs.l-., evrl.lns. and lb.- tl.rli.r D la tr lrt H f f r e u r t . W om a ns Xll«* l o n i r r Horlety; Dr. A K r r d Tur* will hr. 'The tlrulh* ll.u.nl uf Mai." Fn**r, I'real itrut llmiitj t.f XI Iff .on *. Evangelist Company Opens 10*Week Stay — \tn r . R-I �' ry |t‘V'|*lp>'l)tt»t» f y o r « r ^ 4f X .M l'' «h- - m .» ' /> %/ C7 C> , r * -* • « • S »W» f Herald j i p y * 1i k e r l t -orV £ l M H i n k f l M A,t M l M tic« . h Wi aam warn M h « I n (M m n m ____wfttl v* lia n M lav _n a n ......... ___it T tV K m M la vli at atnHMaa ■blM t at tk* ___ V»wk pM»ttM K IM I la a a i a t N at u .,r ; tka a. • f M l ilM lW tx ____ i piHf ■•* m0% i t , JANUARY 6, 1*40 ■^aaafci ■ a ■• ■<■■»— — a VSRSB r c u TODAY 8, C0N8I0UR* IT] A »oft an* •w a r wrath; but a atfr up snrer,— I E ATTITUDE; for thy ttrv tn t ». I iO. TUB NSW YEAH "Thu Naw Year’ Tha Naw Year!" Ittw beautiful they toand— ftMW bwrd* <it bouyant hop# and An S • »• ,» v i * THE gANPORD HBBAL P, SANFORD, FLORIDA ^ THE 1940 CENSUS IS ABOUT TO BE TAKEN War. And M arriage Bates TTTpTTjrr When war gets under way, wedding bells are partly muffled In belligerent and in some neutral lands, aa wall, but when the fighting enda, weddings immediately Increase and the marriage rate rises to a level well above the pre- • war avorage, according -to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. It ia pointed out that, in a number of coun* triaa, these high marriage rates were maintained for sev- j era) years before returning to the pre-war level. Basing its conclusions upon the. trend of the marriage rate during and after the World War, the Metropolitan re-1 veals that the sharpest drops occurred in the invade! coun-1 triea, although declines to some degree occurred In most of i the warring countries. With the outbreak or hostilities in 1014. The rate or practically all belligerents fell precipitously. In France it j dropped from a level of around 8 per 1.000,, for the period from 1861 to 1018, to a minimum of 2.3 in 1918; In Ger­ many. where the pre-war average rate for the 1861*1918 period was also about 8 per 1,000, the rate dropped In 1016 and 1016 to 4.1 per 1,000, while In Italy the low point of 2.7 per 1,000 came in 1917. In England and Wales, and the United States, which were not Invaded, tin marriage rates were not seriously Influenced by the war. 'Switzer­ land, a neutral nation, sustained a declino from 7 per 1,000 before the war to 6 per 1,000 in 1916, and reached e peak of 9 per 1,000 In 1020. "Immediately upon the conclusion of the war a prompt rebound to exceptionally high figures appeared, aa the re­ sult of the consummation of a great number of postponed weddings," the Metropolitan explains. In France the marriage rate rose from 6,6 per 1,000 in 1918 to 14 per 1,000 In 1919, while similar but leas ex­ treme changes occurred In Germany and moat of tha othor countries actively drawn Into tha war. The variation In the figures for the United States was relatively minor, and Involved an advance from a minimum rate of 9.7 per 1,000 in 1018 to a maximum of 12 per 1,000 in 1920. The 1037 rate was 11 per 1,000. ■ ( . • ■ P O YOU e x p flc T T O R B k tA N N ’ T H IS „ ftesipfFrice? m e WHITE HOUSE Grade Crossing Accidents N strong Ur* powara of darkness Bo rough tha way appaan, Far tho»a who strive with deed ' ** W m *i f f t l e a t “Good Will to down tba yaaral Y * lh;t« la alranith In daunttau In a tong, haarta will aayl Uilak to aae a happier day T hapa la raalah wrong V Although accidents involving trains mid uutomubilcH uro Ylcfinitely on the decline, there nro still far too many of them end In view of their usually serious nature, more j effective steps, It seems to us, should be taken to cllminata them altogether through the more generous construction of bridges nnd underpasses. "Fatalities resulting from highway-railroad grade crossing Occidents in tho first nine months of 1030 totaled 060, a decrease of 40 fatalities compared with tho corraaportdlng period of 1038," <the Bureau of statistics of the Interstate Commerce Commission announces. In the first nine months of last year. It is further revealed. 2,633 persons were Injured in such accidents com­ pared with 2.706 In the corresponding period of .1938. Ac­ cidents at highway-railroad grade crossings in the ninemonth period last year totaled 2,274, a decrease of 60 compared With thl- MHrtmdtlthk of 1038;------------- j hlghway-r There were ’lOS'&UXilarfoAilHflte from'‘ highway-railSeptember road gYade croulhg WtMldMtk in ;th®* t e i wottth ’. ' t l of _____ alone, a reduction ’hf ’o f l<ftt«rcdihp<ircd'« l<m«rc<iihpilrcd ■wlih 'September, 1988. Persona Injured totaled 286 comparod With 298 for the corraiondlng month'of 1038, Highway-railroad gratia crossing accitIouUiii.3eptcmb«K;lwJ,JCttir..t0jiil?dJ?60 com­ pared pith 250 for thfi.^ ^^ p c r l^ o f lM8. , " Social Security . Sensation Caused Judge R. W. Ware Payments Will By Deposition Of To Be Candidate British War Chief F o r Re-Election Begin This Year (CMllMfS S t-* rase navi ( t k a l t i M r i m r a s s OaO bint, a idacr In Ihr e a r rahlnel as preildont of the board at trade. Dapper ■Uorc-Di'IUui bad n quick rise to fame in Ihrvo year* aa transport ; minister, tlurloa which lie Instituted trsffia stand­ in which bccaiiip known ,;a« Social Security payments" tu ard* baarons. . i i • retired workers, Ihslr - aged Bsllsha Than oq May SH, 1031, he was wires, widows and orphan* will ty Judge have been conducted hi rucli a manner aa to fully war­ rant a veto of coufUsace and ap­ proval by the ciUarns of our County, and t hope .that I may m r M r taaaauio’’—Hum have tho opportunity of -aorrlng laalaat worda record— another term as your County hurt, ahall not Judge and fur this opportunity Zo*iL I will conlintus to._______wL _ fjjjjkii W » thal _________ _ „ T to you, my ilneire appratlallon. "I will, greatly' ippreclate tho begin wiUi the new year,-accord­ named w ar larcrrtury to put now vote at the Lord!'! of every clttaen .it our Coun­ ing to ME, Paul K. Weaver, tip In, Britain’s arp>y- - 1 ty a l the DcwocraUe Primary ito iSsnsgcr of tbk. Orlande Plaid ' Wa abor on! K t Jsn. a.—tA7—T(»a Office of the Social Security Finn? jli command atiauunccd wol also., apwt Brsrd. Tbo federal I nunfluioo. thbdrtn. hujuqn, "that 400 Russia In hod words, td Others program got nsflor ’eSy .tnudfiji L it 1, and the first monthly gWke H .W .W ' *V 1 nurd tlivlsloa lOiinl' dlvlalon stul glorious d aw ito( tempts to racotaf^ loot groumi toward will be glren to eligible ;wsAotd 'Juntotrantni OtIB PER CAPITA debt for all Lhtriciiea of. govern­ ■ along the eaitern .frostier while Lake K la n ta .lh * eo can work—and ment totaled 860.28 In 1018; in 1038 It totalod 8432.66. In shd 0*dlr'tlfptndtnts 6n Feb. 1 Sovtat bombing ^ ostend planes for the month of January. .-an d -fighting their atttickl on southern cit­ said other words, thp. workrrwlth-the «naUeatr-4n<KM«er who in that sectqr. j Ur.' Woavyr extiUlaed that u cd ies and towns. ' .1jlf f iW aaI. e.m . - ■1- a a II ; probably delays 80lHg tA’th i ilMtWt Of MkUates to buy a wngt earner who is 03 may fUs The reinforced Russian divi­ O ther-Itursbin- rnttactw aero • claim . . . . for . monthly . benefit*, m sions on the Karelian Isthmus, repuUqd ^ghelcrUay, -aho ooniaiu111 iaaVo this haddlbia' aland new pair of shoes because he can’t afford It, owes the govhaving aba Oddned their heavy • < "l'*?' -»*'•’M ■ ■ ... . lion ernment nearly 8660! Some day a .tart must bo nuuie to Ptj»h^r J j J -s .n m * » » »MAjMth*r Ruaahn Dlvtahir blows against the Filins’ Mannerpay the public debt.- Paylng -lt will b« painful—but L Wrtm sine* Jan. i. m37 when helm line, were.1 tak l to b* build­ painful than not paying it, which Is something oil of us u>* system went into operation, ing concrete defenses fo r n A frland a t aura haa suggested will eventually find out If wo continue to follow the line of l«nd payment, will »un when fortified line of their awn. a good way to food tha unem Tho reports Indicated that the u v s i Is m s prom r > ( t VM, ‘ Why not let them have least resistance. Those who have subscribed to the belief k« r»Urs. from work, The old-age and aurvlvurs In­ army was picparod fur a Fallow* Hall Mondry eight at 5 ? 7 p in * c b j that we have been getting something for nothing are due surance program under the Hu­ Red long campaign on the CO-mlle- 8 -.00 o’clock. A full attendance of member* waa requested In older Wa Uant by duiug. For In- for a rude awakening, and the sooner It comos the better rls! Security Act provides for Wide Isthmus. poymonl of monthly benefits be­ (The Finnish legation In that plans may be made for hold­ that* waa the follow who off we shall be.—Charjotte, N. C., Observer. ginning in 1040, net only tu tho London announced that Finnish ing n district mooting of tho in Jail tka uthar day for wage earner who retires after troops have penetrated 10 to ledge> in Hauf) fold‘ on Jaa. 18. CLASS I RAILROADS of the United Slates In the the ago of 00, but u n d er' cer­ 16 miles deep into Hovlet terri­ urdora in tkla country first ten months of 1030 had a net income of 823.246,000, tain conditions, to the members tory In the illrcvtlen nf Repoln, am now aakl to to- the Association of American Railroads announces. In the of Uo family. The Uiree groups on Important Red army base _______T hat will give tha first ten months of 1038, Class I roads had a net deficit of pereont who tuoy be entitled across the frontier between 1.1to benefit* a r ti aoeaotblug to worry about qksa and Kuhmo, and that fight­ of 8161i309,000. For the month of October, 1030, Class 1 1 t> I. Wa_ Wage coi tiers 00 or more ing Is going on 1n Russian ter­ LINCOLN, Nob., Jan. 4. k..Dewey would probably railroads had a net income of 868,621,000 compared with , )u r, old who decide to retire ritory, Repels it about 80 miles It lake* n lot *f worn to pat pood proaldant If knroatt a net Income of 824.171,00Q. in October, 1988.—Exchange. ■wwho jwcrW-j.- tMnJHlJ^jjr over the border). -• a college athletic show and U nlgat and Coaaat uniat acLast night's communique ap vcislty- v( Nebraska coaches cite have sufficient wsgo who tka; U- H. waa all the M to Indicate that the these figures to prove Ml had to do. lag fronts generally had Behind the' niae hours cf pubMust F air’ by the Annie Itus- (redIts from jobs covered by the set i tho wives of such worker* If m q tle l yosterday‘ UBiMik R H P ii* performance by tha football m U Company on Fob. 0 and lOj MMO Tan BallWahlp or whoa they are 66; or any chil­ attaoka by Russian bombing team a r t about 140 hours of Cornstla OtL Sklnnsr on Fob. lea U. B- Coaala In* l i ) tho National Symphony with f r y J g j y 10. or 16 If attend planes were reported from vari­ spring practice during the regular ■*“ *Tut wouldn‘l ous centers. Muon. Hans Klndlsr conducting on Fob. lag R k W t > a* awful u f f wave If it Nine Riusttn ptsscs yesterday Ov«r on tb* basketball court Um f . Widow* a t eg* 01 of wage t l f Mmo. Cllsabotk Scbumann, fsissus Visnsss soprano, on earners who died afte r J a .u a Or dropped i t boom* on Hie town boy* have R a Mill# oasLr- They Fob. I l l and a production of i, IP40; widows, regard lee* .o f Of VoIklA, near Keuveia, which practice about 840 tooura a Season Tha wofat drought la tha bisWINTER PARK. Jon. Ibo “tiuatn A age, If there are ysung chil­ la half way between Helsinki sad perform far tba public stout 'a f the oaaaUv b pradlatad Aaaic kale Roseall Sartos, dramatic Rnaosll Company on 'Mar. 16 and dren.. and dspendsnt childroa and Vtipuri, setting fire to 10 IS hours, moor. But wo rofuaa ‘ tha winter thsmselvcs nnUl age 10, ur IS hoaooa and kUflng two persona. ad (boot diuughta ia at*^oil\as College wUI open Its IS.Tha cast for "End of ttuiumur,' if they ore regularly attending FWtoon women hod old men Usher N early Loves aa oura. aevea-attraction program on as announced by Mlso Lockhart, school, may be entitled to bene­ were Injured. . -The 400 Russians w ert re­ Wawtrohe O f Clothes Friday evening. Jan. I t . with a la csmpssad of Uolon Bailey, fits. to bo nuaM qua#- production of “ End of Suniomr" George Holt, Newton Mertll. Rose , , 8. Hurvivlug parents of Um parted io have been stain la her Iho goovoraaaant ram i wag* oarwot, at ago 41. if they OeUlttei-eUarhs in the Ruomustaged by Um Annie *«“ AII OKA <2m r, Jaa. 6. nearly 41 bill bllUona, Company undar the direction of wore dependant on him a t UM By m MUiaa. But Dorothy U oh h o g t The three- rla. Richard KaUy, nnd Theodor* time nf hi* death gad if ha’ I t l r d division' k tow paltry billion* act comedy by 8. N. Bobramn loaves a a widow or child, mag 4«t to ribbons a : I* poo him when ho tgrpitosd • thnoT hai *a titled to boanfRa. hongftu. snlltled Ot aaether unspecified ^ ‘poltrt will also he presented twice on OWpr ■w a r d ra b e w a lk in g aw ay Claims may bo filed wRhou<I northeast af Laka-lmdoga. Saturday, kt tilO and at <a> tt Engineer* hsliova th at In tho liner I n ' tgo .Suouosalml secto r->66 m u ' o’clock. . M ar future that* will ho further chary* a t Mr. Weayof** afflte at ■aid te hara boon the Other features announced tur. Slgnlfimat Inevuaeae in lbs atfW 811 8. Orange, Orlando. Flsrlda. ’oUow m u ta h e n ' priaonora. admittod •f Um Mrios Include the foUowlag: tiraeloa af Internal oombnitkn tn a continuation ot ! " R i • lectors by II- R- K a lc M W k - _______ cation "InOU re->.___ I hi kan ■* ’—* er. footed war aasrsspondant, on ,|0atrlai and t t built aa. aids fran. kick watpr In Feb. 8 | a prod action of Night kstry" B*Tur? • • * ‘ Vi r« . ?jr- -With i clouded ajrta men •oyoad'tb* Old Yaar'a bound. :■ \» <* * -. J ! 2 S : . '•*' ■ 1 ,<# F irst Checks To Be Given E l i g i b l e W orkers Oni. Feb. 1 vif?- 1*40 Power Limitations seen As Independent Wi By KIRKS L. SIMPSON Associated Prooo S taff Writer Tho Utoot air kklimUh over Helgoland Bight, between Brttloh m and Gorman punult bomber* M l ab b s, haa definite significance to military man, oroa though Um re­ m it i i n dl«puled by London and D erlta.lt dotnoaetrsted again-Jhit I there era definite IhnHatioas on :%irpowor aa an Indopeodonl pon of attack. Bomber*, unprotect­ ed by their own pursuit ships. ■again got the wotst of I t They 11taro hrvnrlabljr come off second best In alt such iklrmlsbes during Ih* four months of w»r. whether ' they wore Biltisli bomber* foci i mg .oat German air defenses, or I Nasi heavy ship* exploring British ' naval dlspotltlons and coast Ihm ■protectionA significant fact about this 1mar Is that for tha first time paw ns of relatively equal aerial I strength are matrhod against each j other. And the obvicus answer to the curious speclnrle of four ■month* of war without a major | air bottle U that the tcMgerenta ' themselves have not yet diacovi a led how important a factor em­ power can be in achieving victory. Tha Helgoland fight was not really a. ta ttle since only a trio of British bombers worn engaged with « doson or so Naal Messerchraklt pursuit ships. U wa* merely another skirmish. Wbst esch side apparently still la do­ ing 1a feeling out the atrength nnd effectiveness of tho other's de­ fense setup, whether In planet or anti-aircraft batlsrias. Up to date, tho defense haa come off best, by oil available data. Bombers operating beyond tho range of pursuit shin protec­ tion hove more often than not proven easy meat for tb* foe’s defending light croft. They have been downed by gunfire,, engine failures or fusl exhaustion—usual­ ly before they could reach an im­ portant target or do very extan live scouting work. Only surprise raids bare netted results for cither side, end possibilities of surprise attack aio growing Its* every day. N atl spokesmen have besn busy f t r week* sailing tba notion that a wholesale German air attack on British shipping and vital soaoort* ia In praps ration for tha Spring- There- ha vs te en hinta from France nnd other source*, however, that It Is not winter weather and low visibility which la bolding qp that R a il thrust; but lack of pursuit ship* of skfj flcicnt range to accompany n a j protect N ail moss forth*t! forecast. . . . . An entirely nHr air w ant since Umi1outbreak _ alm o st' certainly im pro. both Osrmonv and tb* ssllJ tihm .its.il*. tho/icfftirtit* quickly float* a f light, ships, attach skip* of present-'known cruising *nrh .planes-' <* till 7 • A* kmhJ trlp vf about 700-mlUt h about the i Of Attack limit now ot anybody’s light ships. Only heavy, multi-motored bomb­ ers carry fuel enough to span tb* tflstaMO between England and Germany a r i return. Yet without a protective a c m ti ef dog-fight­ ers the bomEen have! thus far been of tolatlvrly-small vain* either side. Tb* other fellow’s ami batteries hive fstisiv* or drlrtu them off too frequently for any other conunion to b* drawn. exception wax In The notable cxi-tpilm twist'd. Thera Germany struck by ___ the great m»surprise and caught , Jorfty of thc outmatched Polisii otr service «Mr« on the ground. Half c r two-thlid* qf tha Polish planes that might have holncd ward off the German "BlitrNFF' Itnd drive, or kept the Polish hl^li command In touch with Its own xrtales and enemy - movement*, never got Into ths air at all, by all aocoualx. They were blasted by German bombers In their hangars, paving the wav for w h it hap­ pened to Poland shortly afterward. But In Uia "big ’war", neither aid* has been willing to risk mass ottaok because, up to . this time and with the planet now avallaLU. the risk of loss** so heavy a / 8 give the enemy definite superiori­ ty in air ha* been too great- t !££ Stockholm haa 80 parks, where 100,(XX) tulip aud hyacinth bulbs are planted annually. In addition to 06,000 dahlias, phlox and oth­ er summer plants, 1,600 amicus and 800 rhododendrons. DIRECTORY W« Pay Catih For UnH Furnltorc At WAGONER FURNITUHE CO. 31B Phonel [Hanford Ave. 774 BATTERIES CITY BRIEFS GENERATORS - STARTERS ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICE Many Honrs Required rev HSBIing To Make Grid Squad la fc BATTERY SHOP W Annie Russell Series To Open At Rollins Soon 833S ttX S JS ^P S S —r S tr; •imam *.a r s * ^ * 41- ■ ■8 "W8 * S 5 = OPENING NIGHT i everybody w elcom e t r if . lin n '] «r.( fk. • V DRIVE IN TODAY! . H, ] V I* L A . REMAUD 884 W. SECOND ST. C w ssr First = rr Ave. ■PP PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully FItWd 40 Y ear*« Experience ~ T n m « peMserr o. MoUey’e Drug Store « u N » » r • , , iM.L' I t ir-' /• ’'*' -*»■ : �/* i PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA 'ocial And Personal Activities 1088 LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor Social Calendar ’ ^ Ttkyhone 148 Tribute Is Paid To Mrs. Laura Galloway Personals Fitting tribute was paid to lbs Miss Ruth Hand la spending MONDAY memory of Laura Fish Galloway DUIrk t Zone Meeting of the a t Uw Memorial Musicals a t tha the weekend in Disdeulon. Women's Missionary Auxiliary Womans Club Wednesday and a Frank Kelly plans to spend toof tha First Msthodiit Church piano was presented to the club will bo held In tha church at 10:00 by Mrs. Glenn E. McKay on be­ inoirow in Saresula with friends. A. M. A covered dish luncheon half of the Order of the Rose In Wilson Smith left this morning "loving memory of Laura Gallowill bo served. for Jacksonville where be will be Secular business and pledge Mre. McKay delivered tho fol­ on business. service pro*ram of the Womans Missionary Auxiliary of the First lowing tribute: Friends of Mrs. Kmeit Krupp "As old as grief, as enduring Methodist Church will be held In as love, la the human desire to will regret to learn that she is ill the church a t 8KX) P. M. F irst Quarterly Dusineas Meet­ perpetuate in material form tho at her nomc on Magnolia Avenue. ing of the W. M. U. of Urn P in t memory of those who have passed Joe rindcr arrived this week Baptist Church will be bekl at through the door—into another from his home in Pennsylvania to 1:80 o'clock In the church. All room. be In Sanford for sonic time. "History la atarred thick with members are urged to be present. 8 L Catherine's Chapter of tha these memoilals—costly marbles, Frank Shainca plans to leave architecture, arholarWoman's Guild of the Holy exquisite charitable foundations for tomorrow for a two week’s busi­ Cross Episcopal Church will meet shlpa, betterment, tries, forests, ness trip to New York and Chicaa t 8:30 P. M. at the home ot human roads and bridges stretch la an *o. _____ Mrs. 8. O. Chase, 002 Oak Ave­ endless procession from tha Im­ nue. pulse of broken hearts and high Mrs. R. II. Deus anil family will The board meeting of the and honored recognition of noble have as their weekend guests,' Woman's Auxiliary of the Pres­ Influences of lives whose earthly Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bower of Or­ byterian Church will be held at work la finished. lando. 8 .-00 P. M. "It U with this emotion that Mr*. W. E. Smith of Ocala Is A t 3:30 the regular monthly we have gathered here this even­ business masting of the Wom­ ing—her dearly loved and devoted visiting this weekend as the guest an'* Auxiliary of tho Presbyter­ family, bsr friends and sister of her brother-in-law and slater, chib-women, to dedicate to the Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ray. ian Church will be held. precious memory of Laura Fish Mrs. M. 8. Messenger left yes­ TUE8DAY Galloway our own modest token Red cross board meeting will he of what aha meant to ua and to terday for Jacksonville where she hold in the Red Ctosa head­ this community; she was loyal will visit her son and daughterquarters a t 10:00 A- M. ahraya to the club In which she in-law, Mr. and Mr*. W. B- Mes­ « Junior High P. T. A. will claimed charter membership; her senger. meat a t 3:30 o'clock in tho stats and national career have Mr. and Mrs. G. C. .Slaughter given us an abiding appreciation school auditorium. A t 3:30 o'clock an Executive of her attainments, and though had aa their gucata last night, her vole* is silenced, her influence Mr. ami Mrs. R. R. Stem! of Board meeting will be held.Jacksonville and Mrs. Slaughter's The regular business and so­ still Uvas on. cial meeting of the Axarian class 'She scattered flowers as she brother, B. E. Lucas. went along— o t Tho Flrat Daptlst Church will ha held In the annex a t 7:30 With a cherry heart and a happy *11. Dale Morgan of Palalka la expected lo arrive today to spend song; P. M. Hostesses will be Mrs. J. V. Jones. Mrs. A. L. Stacey, The flowara will bloom, the song the weekend with hia wife, Mrs. will stay, H. I). Morgan, who haa visited Mrs. O. C. David and Mrs. LouAlthough from us she lias passed for the past week with her mother, rine Beal. away. Mrs. Lillian Vickery. Truly, she gavo to us her best, THURSDAY Mr. and Mis. W. D. Klnanl and Townsend Club will huld Its And In Heaven slic's found a rfect real; Mr. and Mr*. T. G. Muller, of waokly meeting a t 7:30 I'. M. In and loving, faithful and Kverhardt, S. C.. hevet returned tho Court House. true— home after visiting during the She blessed our world by her Christmas holiday* with Mr. and pasting through.' Mia. J. II. Illcra uf lake Monroe. "80 now. In loving memory qf Laura Galloway, we present to Mr. and Mr*. Charles Mi-Clung th* Sanford Woman's Chib, this plan to return to their home In piano—tha g ift of many loving Hlghpoiut, N. C., this afternoon hoarts. after spending the past three In accepting the piano for Ihv weeks with Mis. MrClung'a club. Mrs. R. J. Ilolly, President parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. of tha Sanford Woman’s Club de­ Wilson. clared: I l "On'behalf of Die members and Mr. and Mr*. M. C. Swingla I* Woman's .Club of have returned heme after Mr*. ilwbadinflM'pK Swinglb spent th* hslldaya with orjr of a wwn1 hsr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank dtrfnl woman, baum Flih Gallo­ Harrison, In Ft. Valley, Ga., and way. This piano has been placed Mr. ‘ Swingle attended science In the Club. Wr shall unlit lo meeting* in Columbus, O., during up to this grand piano by do- the Chrivtmsi vacation. grand things. So let ii.« con­ tinue to render loyal nml dt-vulrd service lo our Club. May I quote In dosing th* final word* of Mrs. Denry Wight's 'dedicatory' in the Club Year Book: "'M ay the warmth of her gra­ tia spirit rest upon each club BAI'I'T UlItTIIDAi member, In every undertaking de­ Cretchen Lundquist signed to further Interest and Gladys Isle Pippin utafulntsa of an organization which waa held very dear lo her Sunday and to which she gave untiring Camilla Lundquist loyalty and devotion.' Mrs. Lourine Ileal "It la with pleasure that I may Miss Ruth Cum in log turn to Arthur J. Graham a lover Ml*. A. L- Hlocey of musle who can, through this piano, Interpret to ua the music of the great masters." Mr*. Holly also read, the fol­ lowing telegram from Best Fish, Rev. John Williums brother of Mrs. Galloway and , To Deliver Sermons United Slates Minister to Erypt: "I am profoundly grateful to The liev. John II Williams, those who mads possible the love­ iada poa* ly memorial merai to Laura which you evangelist, of Atlanta, 'Ga., will dedicate tonight. My alaler never deliver service* a t the Presby­ terian Church for two week* be­ “ " ‘ friends." iorgot her Sfriford ginning tomorrow, lie will give two sermona tomorrow, one at The filament of a small, 0-watt 11:00 o'clock in the morning and CHAPTER 1 OK NEW 115-volt lamp, such aa might be on# a t 7:30 o'clock tomorrow HEMAL •“OVERLAND used for a night light, la thinner nlghl. than haman hair. Its diameter Is WITH KIT CARSON*. Ha will apeak at the Seminole lass than five ona-thousandtha of High 8chool Monday a t 11:45 FLEASE TELL U3 IF YOU aa b>ch._________________ o'clock. Ha will deliver sermons LUCK IT OR HOT I Ons of tha world's greatest every morning a t 10:00 o'clock at or deposits Is located In AM-' the Presbyterian Church for the ca, in Capa Provinca, Northern next tyro weeks. Th* Rev. Williams waa pastor j '- l " Transvaal and on tha Northern of a Presbyterian Church In At­ Rhode*la-Belgian Congo, border. lanta' for many years, later be­ AL'iIfa f i »• o yt, « High-boiling coal ta r products, coming general assembly evange­ wasted, now are a source of list for tha Church. 11a waa here taitmo resins, millions of two years ago at the Presbyterian a son da of which ara used Yearly Church end mad* many friends InjirtnU rg Inks, floor til* binder* daring his slay. gAim. Only three American college! —William and Mary, Harvard, Yale—are older than tb* Univer­ sity of Havana. r C Sunday and Monday Ila Belle Barker Weds Carl Fesler AT THE CHURCHES Mr*. J. L. Barker of Quitman. Ga., hss announced the marriage r in iT c h u h t ia k c m ir c ii of her daughter, lit Belle, to Carl Arlliui V |%#nb»r(. Minuter J v t t c Duidrtt. IliMr School Mttpl Feeler, also of Quitman, but who ir II J Clint*. J u n i o r Choir for several year* mads his homo L eM ader . In Sanford. T V marriage was Mundav morn in g ** f . l i . Mbit School, w it h I h r ilood C r i t i c .-r on solemnised Saturday, Dec. 23. at t h e m *: M ll ll t rt t I t t l - ? t tho the Methodist Parsonage In Quit- lli» l.ttantl Text man with the Rev. II. II. Ileialer Huifitv morning at 11 o'clock. IVt't th 11» |»trlt*l wit h the the me of officiating. K u n r i ir t u t u t i A I’m o m l K n n * Mis* Blanche Hansell of Quit- M K^lial” 11 «taii**l !•> till- Minister man acted a t nuki-of-honor and buii'luj «%*rlltnr nl * :S9 .t Ih* Waller Fesler of this city, brother i:\ i t i i R c lu l lc liter tine o f the week, i : \ 7iiKrlthllc Hour, u n it lit** them*. of the groom, was best man. •»:>.!) T in Mltiin A Pre pa red Mr. and Mr*. Fesler will make IIV.iUeHIbI," 11ril ltd !•> ItlC Mill »• 1their home with the formet'a par. ler Weilnretlnv •% nl 7 : J 0. I rnta at their country home near C hin ch Nlfiht at nil lh*» d i u r e t ic * . j Quitman. W llh rlin riila Nllda ck. d a u g h t e r of rtntr mktiiodibtchi ri ii corner Park A*«nuo and Fifth ginil. Ui, W P. Huhrmin. Parlor Bundwy 8cliool. f .ii A M . Plcf. . II. H. McK«>. AUPI Morning Worwnlp. 11 ov ocluck. • dm nlstratlon of llir ’hacramenl ui III* 1/4*1ds Supper' Young People's imtHinga. < Jf) P. II.Kirulng preaclilm: an % Ice. 7:JU o'clock; sermon »»> the parlor: «iu**i, “Tho Ctom" by Mirl.ni and Watller ll a r n e s . Tl KHU.VV: Milliodikl Mm's du»* Will meet Ml 7:0V o'clock, supper RluV propi ain. WF.DNKHDAY: Mid-Week p».«>er service. 7:0i» P II. WKDNKHPAYr Al 7.•IS P >1. . » First performance. Ihc "Mason Mr. a n d Mr« Leonard Xlltl ack . led Hull Hlngers". TIimHDAY? At It.08 A. M Tl.o llto P r a y e r M««llnir. and the Min* Uli.r lirnuirlil Ihc iikm u kf oii . It strict Mlsnlonnr) Institute of lh" ‘T h e I L hmI M C f t t . " Mitrinn p ea r* Hi Undo Plllrlct. Hp»nkcr*» nl IIiIn •Mill «t III lend I lie »»»•«• I»»k lirhl Histrlct Hecrotary, Wonmn’* MisU X n c i l i i e r c t t p K . mid th# llirtit** District Hrrrrtnry. IVomnni Yllslonnrv Poclcty; Hr. A Fred Tur­ rvlll be, “The 111$h»t lined of Mali" ■ ner. President Hoard of Mlss.ons, Florida Hr. II Ir.i ».%>»*< Ill It I.OWPP.I. T.MIKII V M X f t : Harnett; «*onference; liter litIv*> Hecretary Hoard Ninth Hit eel and t;iin Avenue ••f Christian rducatlon: Hr. Hutida) *rt|«n>l. |t» Ui» A M. Win. Heo. I? Fnrmr, Mlwslniuir)andHecirIlr«»uit Hupl. M ry Pi John-* Hl\ls.on of fhd Pr«achliiK Herr Ice, I l l ' l l A M bi PiMlferencr. I In* |vi»lnr W H Queen. Hubjet't; Florid* TIiniBMY: \l 7:«R P M.. the “ t ’ l* A Tr«f.M ecoitnd performance of the “M«»nn HuiuIm) li t * uliit*. l ; l i P M Huh* licit lllnima", In a conceit of J« t I “Tltr Ml) ••!'*• Willeacre-d uiutlc H\i-r)ou«* Is tMitdlnlly m i t i d to t l i m f m r i l i ' M mid lh<* lit berime It- J M. miwpFi. THiniMi i i: will l»e* |i* nled. It it ill it r;Mi*d ; i itfi Inlulu llund nertr H**ne%n Arennc |dnc»* In L'i'l Manned lip. Imill I *' W Pniltli, Pa«l»*i* ph)slc.ill% n nd spirllinilH'. HuinlnV Hchiwl. *• li S M M urnlus W u i-lilp li on i il i . t k i : m m H i i : i i \ i *t h »t Ynunir pMi|ilr’» Pet vice. «• I.* I* . n n m it M Holiday. J n n 7. I*in !•!»•»•Hiel1*1 c r*if. 7 (j I* M HuntlR v Hvlimil. I»' i»i» A M ||i|*if Miintv \\fdHf.» f ? •'. |» U om hl p H eftier, I 1 .no A. M M HuMfct f**r «tml* “Tht- Hi«p*nl#*>iU’» Hopper. Hrrmnn: ’ l*hrl»t'» »;«"•.n of »hr l i a r l n g i*ut». Th* l* c**rdl«lt) lii\l|*d lo I Fit e>r tue al i«t t «* T m lu ln ir l'nl«»n. attend nil »«TAif*i« • •30 1* El P r a n ' j V' I k Mi f i f Merchant Decaa'l wall for SALES " St. Hilda's Chapler of th# Woman'* Auxiliary of Holy Croas Kplscepal Church will meet Mon­ day afternoon « t 3:45 o'clock in the Parish House Instead of a t tha home of Mrs. Ernest Kiupp. K n o ck s or cult HtTiltra It'-M In Hi* li nil m'I»»**»I nndllnrInin D E M O C R A T IC PA R TY C WONDEll STUDIO t P H O T O fl^ FOR CLERK OK TilE CIRCUIT COURT vote r o n oki: FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE v.:tk ron on,;DUT",CT **************.......... .....................r-f^4aaVai|......................... in* ' FOR TAX COLLECTOR VOTE r o il ONE Jno. D. Jinking <Ptld gat NOTICE B A L L O T LITTLE Waiting For oi Sell ThC O. A. Coon Evangelltllc Comp.iny will ouvn a 10-week rerire of Bible and health lecture* a t the Sanford Armory, Sunday night al 7:30 o'clock. For a half hour preceding the lecture, Georg* Winter*, young muticlan from Foie.t loike Academy, will con­ duct au ohl-fa»binned comnumlty tong service aa/wlrd by John 1~ Hu miick, Jr., of Snnford, at tho piano. There ivill nl»o be »evviwl ,)>t-eial tmi.le.il niimbeia by other young nilista eomilig with Mr. Wintera from the aeademy ut F o r e .l t 'ily. The evaiigellal, Mr. Coon, who aprnt several yearn a.v a mi.tionaiy in Crntio) ami South Ameri­ ca before I eginnlng hia Bibto lecture work In Ihe .ta le ., la aaid to have nmilc exten.ivv touts of the Latin Amciiran countries and tho A nlilln. Since returning home, hi. wnrk i. reported to have canted him over tho majori­ ty of the United Slate* and haa non brought him to Sanford. Mr. Coon exprereed the wl.h that all nttroding the lecture* tiring lllhle-, notebook., nml pen­ cil. .ince the lecture. ill bo in th* ferm of Bible *xpo*ltl*a* wilh aumerona texts cited anl e*ta­ na rad for tha aaka of «hHfylac difficult paitage*. The flrat subject of lit* wrvIce*, lo be given Sunday night a t 3:00 o'clock, will be "Heaven", a scriptural study of "the borne of the saved, the hope and rewhrd of the mniomed of ChriaL" Tho door* of the Aitnory will open a l 7:00 o'clock, Ihe aong service will begin a t T:30 tCuo^k and tho leclure will lent G o'clock until nlwul 9:R'J';/, ‘‘j'M Tlte admission I* free ui. g invited to attend, accoidiyitdar* «: niiitmgvim-nl. wlileli deeiat . h ;‘,|h* 8.ih »w ,n tho auditorium will le healed.'* - . lot H. It... I. If aaa# \ \| I feel like the CANARY THAT I'l evtfli HIM Hrrvltf, II «»U A .\| SWALLOWED THE CAT c> 1*1linKfllallc Hrnlt'i', 7 1r* I1. M. Itr\ Km.ininl. spcnkvr. full am I of PROTESTS against a few remarks In this DEFENSE­ I IIIII«*T F.PHMOPkl. 4III m il. LESS COLUMN of far from ILLl.llMiH <11111 R E A D th e M E A N I N G W O R D 8—They; Ifi f tiluk Pm)Fi and Address, 3: IV P M warned me about the life of a newspaper woman—Funny but W orsh ip 8 r r \l c e , # .t(i. Hcrniuii: newspapers never get compli­ •*Kor*lvlng.** ments— They aeem to be the SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION only medium by which people ex­ n o t n i w m i : i i i p t i w v « m i m i l orne r Klin ninl l i o n e t m I press their superlative adverse Clllhte HI m l ) . f ; l i A. >1 1( L criticism • • • C O L L E G E lint I li. Hupl. P i» n th Dpi II ** A. M. l»> the 8TUDE8 have returned to their V . Ilnht llotfa rlh. STUDIES, RELATIVES having 11*Trulnlnir IJuioti. C IS I*. M. returned to their RESIDENTS. I’rcMcliliiK- t;30 P. M I ’ r u j c r Mt-rllnif. W e d . 7:30 P. M. RESOLUTIONS fur the new year having been RESOLVED and a ll OP CIIM IBT TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1910 FEW LOCALS having used their P IH R T C H BI IMi IK N TIET RETURN HALF of ROUND 8*0 K ast Hero ltd Htr*-*'t Hundnr Heh«Kil. W 1 C . A M. HKMINOI.K COUNTY TRIP TICKETS—SANKORl) has Murnlnn Worship, li no A. M. settled down to business— that \V« diii'siluy Kt • nInK H« r \ It *-, 7 3 n PRECINCT N U M B E R ..................... la, getting those celery fields I*. M ItmidliiK Itooui ||oiir«, 3 DO to cut, shipped—and to quote |)!Ch 5 :U0 o'clock on T u e s d * ) n und Krl* Mukc u Crx>88 Murk (X) before the Nurne of the Cumlidute of your Choice MYERS "putting a little filth) dn) s. lucre" In the old pocket—If the ••mill' k III* Sllhjfe‘1 for III*' FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF FOR PR E SID E N T IA L ELECTORS >d wife haa sewed It up ailire I I«e*son«Hennon whli h ** III !>•* rrnd \ i*ii : nut <>m : 4*lnirch»s «»f Clirlnl. Hclrnllsl* VOTSt KOI. bkxi:* t autumn when It's nerd wa« |: In IhrmiMhoiil ili. %aiiil<| <ni Hundrt). scarce • • • The SADIE IIAWI Jan 1. Till* Hidden T* hi I** **Ve shall KINS DANCE to hr SPON­ h that | <«iu In the initial of SORED BY THE GRA-DKL SUU- KnnW Nrs**). nnd l lo*i I nut ihe l^*nd FOR ( OUNTY JUDGE DEIIS headed by ESTHER )otir 4log), Slid nun** llaw" CJt*r I FOR U N ITED STATES SENATOR v.iTi: k*'ii «*ni: STRANGE should be an out­ v oti : Knit o k :: A iiio iin llif I'llnlltiiti nlicli « * * * n istanding SOCIAL EVENT FOR Inlsr flu l.v»Foii-Hfrnion I. tltr l*tlTHE LEAP YEAR—On lhat oc­ t'% %Inu front tin lliblu: “I am 1 1*•* R. W. W a re laird: tIts1 In |ii)‘ ii.ililt* nml lit) casion, girl* forget their piide gluri Rlt. |n mu.,lit. i. and go OUT TO GET T il KIR nclllo l"HI'IF| *i|ml disc In ihmIi'Ii in FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN MAN—And with n Sadie llaw- «B"V 11-» I! A) Th** ldh»ttii Hfiin«*n ttlho In*I«i*l• •* FOR COUNTY Wins after him, no JIU JITHII tillCONOHESN FROM K im I f,.||..U llIK p aB K .IR r ft nlll I I I * * I* a safe means • • • OLDEST t'lif ll Man h'hlif. Ih\ 11... k. "’M ATTORNEY CONCRESSIONAL DISTRICT e1 BRIDGE CLUB in Die TRADE ••nrr Mini IHallli wilh K«> lo III** v oti : Kott on t: v i . i i n m <*m : AT HOME CITY is the now Hdflpiurri" by Mur* llakn isddy: "Llfr. Truth. Mild. I/«vm cunslltuts DUPLICATE CLUB enmpoaed Ihd IrluUM Ptrinu CBU*d UihI,-4 of Uvoaa BRIDGE ACES NEW­ IIimi is. thn Irlply dlv.nt Principle. I/4I3# They irprMfhl a trinity In MAN, BR0URK. WRIGHT, unity. *** in oiir, -lh* •.aim- In THRASHER, R O U M I 1 . L A T , oiBiicrHutliiD FOR FOR GOVERNOR iiKh multiform In ofIIIla* HOUKHOLDKII. DECOTTKH. f *-r' lift t ll**r Altkthrr , \«»TI KOI* DM! t il l I. K* *11 I'M, I’lll h |1 • 1 * 1 *H ftl f.|r> 1 1 1 . ••f •li PAPWORTH and tV J. TRIG hlllfl. till IIIa Ha*IMlf* nf ihe tlrvlv PEN—11 started out at AUC I "ninf*•rlr f rit-- r llii* r r ipr* r<* in TION about 2b years ago wilh (lltliif Hrlrm* | hf** IIlf»•*fold i'»*in Newman a charter member. Go o lial 11*I1I1111' uf the iifliiH*" It * KOIt SECRETARY OF STATE FOR riH NI Y SUPERINTENDENT OF some member look n trip lo Ihc 331 1UG CITY mid heard about i oii % ot h Mit%i*n«Miu \uTI pm uni: I'l’DLIC INSTRUCTION CONTRACT aod now it's DU­ v • •. • I • >M; I I NI I.ItD% I PLICATE " • • ROSE M'KKII Mtml) lilt* |•a•»f if ) nil ttmild *|* definitely COMPLIMENTED the ' lilt, follll* t"uilfoi Iu» ATTORNEY GENERAL WHITE SNOOD which covered T. \V. L a w to n W. miKht mil In loi.lt I#.*• k nn - Null FOR 1Mil on i: her MUCH ENVIED BRUNETTE |« w w ll s In ala-1 •% a n-. It. I li --..'is. ' HAIR at the LIONS CHARITY ficmt |mkI t iitir* .i ml l>n IIn |<n. 1 BALL hut Saturday night hi |*n .. *.f | .i« .| illn N |.) *| ..,» I m .. | i.t j1 the Mayfair — DOTTY WARREN «R|M'I l« lO'*f — ilwni Ml W iluh tnK l "ll FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION l l I* | u <n I In Irelk «\ 1 1ll m il (•••*! with a perfect white japonica ill i •-*i i «-ii ..N't: COMPTROLLER •“•ui**. ml Irai n *i liui i*-|m.i| il.. > I \ i»l 1 1Mil 1•OR her hair and h rr ONE AND b«m. m.m ; ami Imn link mi|flil Inal* |. j ONLY RALPH STEWART were |n*iU«i inuii* » |*i i II ii,i | B iu t t ll. also In nltendanre and DORIS Mi.i t H.tK*r IM,i> I HALL with Whistling JIMMY 1 lu* tin*- iMmi u* |gi1 1•* not. hi | TIIORNLY of Postal Telegraph truth ItlR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ui KutHlhH4k r«Mlti.d i.) nmi FOR STATE TREASURER Ill.T Ill. T . made a grand entrance at In­ • Ilf •! m nr (Mil all*- |.ut .ill in -'.'I V * if 1 v•.•. n m *<m : hm : Pull hnr, iiixl r* * « * * i|c n lR r « l m nut, ||% « > termission • • • MIAMI SOCI­ • nd 11 nrha till nupli Vlidlr*•»«|imiim>« ETY took note when IIETHY -~C«il) u I.EFFLEK and full accessories l« fui U*. hut ful l|*x I arrived for a visit with UNfli.fc • o l*That1*1pa»t III* n il kk Ills I* It « tan l»r.m ilk . JOHN MUKIIELL— She was quite uur» nr* ila auhufUliiMlinii |u llir • FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER attractively smeared on every pn**ul.-- Kniorkuii. PUIII.IC INSTRUCTION m a t in , t i«. a society page In that playground vmi: nm oN'ic v . iti ; Kmt < > ki : Fur all of tfmitj Hid |i«a| hutli city—pictured In night clubs, h*d It*111.«111n |n iimku our on n sports, ami what not— And did I III* Ml**!.—Wlillllrr. you are that huge ORCHID < OkOMKIlSTIOXal. (.'Ill It. | | CORSAGE and that GOOD FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ('••rn-r l*ark Avinu. and Tlilid FOR COMMISSIONER OF LOOKING MALE and THOSE Bltrsl. ■.lnTIIK -r ha. 0 r AGRICULTURE SWANKY PLACES • * • I J. ll*.ii.nl ll,..,i Mlul-I.r v• •11: n m voti: nm .. m ; SulMl.y Hrbo,,l. *:U A. M. quite calmly strolled Into * tho Slo.niua W nr.hl|i, 1 1 o w A . M Yowell Company yesterday morn­ "Ch.l.t aluii. knuM. ihu rumliia ing in quest of PERSONALS /•ar. the key. Thrrr nru many ^either on or off the record) II* lioltla Ihlnia FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER and suddenly 1 grabbed tha old lln rnulu FOR JUSTICES OF THE led u* about If, but we rannut faithful tools of the reporter Y «*T i: pull UNKOIMTIIICT >•- 4 SUPREME COURT Ihrit, now. ||* al|| lm«| ur v i n e r o n o n i : and prepared to grab the SCOOP b«arInto — for women were dashing about ■l*p li> finlri. That la bolter than madly everywhere— Who had nrolnir tlir dlnlant an nr " not whit tho future hatk fainted, been killed, committed *or roar**| FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER aurprloa: suicide!—just a super JANU­ Aa.ureit .Ion.orthat Ilf. and drail, FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER , ... . ARY RALE following the Christ III. ni.rrjr ui,d,rllra.~ vi > ti : mil (inkUIBTHICT ha. a votk r o n oN't; mas rush • • • CONGRATULA­ j, ehrUllaa ttiMlaavor ifucl.ty, T:J# TIONS to the new TRAINMEN Th. Anuu.1 U..I n, runir. WritHOY REEL. MAYO LANG8TON. r - - y -v -M a a a t t h . f a r l . k RALPH DEAN, BUDDY LAKE FOR STATE SENATOR FOR M EM BER O F BOARD OK —STATE MARKET MAN C. r n o .a kpiso o pa l f it m e n .17TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT PU BLIC INSTRUCTION ROBINSON— KENT GARAGE “ W.Y t.l Bandar after ttnlehanr voti : r u n o n i : lllBTHICT Aa. * MAN JOE BTEWART—TRAV­ .Bar Marita llram. Barton v«m ; ron onh I.VIr rnmmualan. Til# A. g ELLERS INSURANCE MAN ‘ h-'rh N rhm il, *.}« A g X A R L Y L I HOU8 HOLDER— 8,rn’0"AND ALL THE REST—And ll-i* Ar>i'"m',hl“" FOR MEMBER O F TH E lack with all your* NEW i ,^''^,"aij,,.opt.,a H.rvlc* Laagu*. FOR MEMBER OF HOARD OK YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS • • • HOUSE O F R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES ------------------- L. A. Group No. 1 PUBLIC INSTRUCTION votk r o n ONE Every day la Sum*tnri: rote uNH0" ™ " "*• » CARD OF THANKS body a birthday. Let ............................................... ...................................... ................ . • OUH aend OUK flowara aead W# wish to take this means of .........—•••‘•‘•••••••••maia.M.,.,,,,. ... • •• • -ra your greatlng*. Cut thanking o ar many friends for flowara for every oc­ FOR MEMBER OF. THE their kindnesses and floral of­ casion. Funeral DrFOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES fer!aga dartag oar recent be­ signa—Coraagee, aU. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Group No. 2 en t. VOTK ro n , ONE Emil Magnuaon vote ron o s Hm t n t c w ■ Mr*. HUma Lundquist . floriit M in J —tplHm Munson IV. la . UL ph»w- fi l l Welcome the Evangelist Opens 10-\VeeK Stay Pvllt cal AUvtriUtttt&t) M �nns rakfobd g.S M ii .j ..... Ritz T heatre To Show Film Of Bowl Games Big Question Favoied Entry Football fan* who mltaeil a t­ Among Strong Field Tonight tending one of lha towl came* PROGRAM r o j W f E K OP JAN. 7 AT THE RITZ t . ’ Sondsy, Mania* J « . 7-«—“DAY-TIME WIFR" wUhTynm i F*wor, U n i* Dernafl, Werran Wlffism. Al*o “OUR GANO~ COH<DY—CA*TOON—NEWA . . „ > t «ma<7 . l u n n tin—m o b * V trtm n t u r -c a u OK'TUB PRBRIDENT'1 *rith An. * ItaUim. Abo “RUUD P p |l JJfE L ’*. *r1th K««t Taylor-' Coramunllyfllng Roll and m| | ^ c o p a tlo M . I , . , *» . . . . . New l o i r 1* Day will h : . t an op­ portunity to *er the pi t . rc* if tip O anse nn.l Snvnr Urn. I •.nines In i!..» >1. lio News Heel immirow uml lloiul y nt the llli* Them re. Doth bowl games to be ahn.vn are e na’deicd by txpcrU to bo ihc tww moil Int.-roMln* nf the five gnmex tdnvtd L*l Monday -ml iirr.vM>* j.lei'tv «-f ih-illi, even f .r the rnpuat iriJIrcn rn th n 'in i ‘Hi. 0 atuo lle -l «rpi pi ytd i.l Miami *»'v (i .gla lech wal 1 p 511 »*.url .’I to ~ In nue nf |h.» in-.*-1 tpecli.eulnr «xh'lvtInna svrn . n n gihUtvit ell venr Texm. A. & M.’. ImUi.ru im -.. limit i* Ill'll »j vi-r tin- ii ..I1.- V iiiim. (Iteet. I.n-tt - l J. " « i . I.i • I m r k r t s . Wme 11 In |. \ 18-Hole Route F or Each T tO ta w e n i E ntry ! unutu-uia win W itti Gann, H lfh Akertnan,*Tk* Merrill, Huxiell U olf, all. of Or­ lando, and Cy Yoong, Daytona Utae.i, and Roy Spabldlng, DtLantl. , ■»»'/• > «• L 1 r--Wfd»—day* Tbaradag, Jan. j<M l—.“CHARLIE MeCA-RTHTJ D R T E C m rir With ChdyUt. } t t Cartky,; jH gag •!)*#»», •ml Mortimer Rnerd. AW COMEDY. CARTOON A NEWA Local cm atron entered inclade The tournament Orffl bo run off Dr. Douylas Scott, O. W. Spencer. Hoy Heller, Phil Qraeboff. and nAtr th# direction of Allan Slen- many other*. . it, n e a t l y turned m anigrr <md Among the pro few tonal* on the rt fe u tonal, a t Opa loeal coaysr, entry list arm Ralph Ebllng cf Tho ‘ too moment will te ever Daytona Highlands, Pug Allen oT ll-hole route with the best the Ccllcgu Anna Coentry Club of the .twooome doeldlnjr the at DoLaad. Claude Harmon, Dubsetor. Individual acorts will aliodread Country Chib a t a t Orlando, s k«pL Leo Coxten. Lake County CounThera Kill bo t «(0 dlrlalons cf n y Club'at Exalte. Jimmy Thompta tourney, pro-amateur, ond aon of Ormond Roach, Bab Dana m tU ur^uattaur. E ntry fees of •f Ibc Scabraaaa Country Club at MO will bo pak} by e*ch pro- Daytona iloach, Sammy Belfaro issiooal and amateur entrant. of Daytona Beach. Bob Duatin of Oak prjfaa will ba given to Iba Nilas. Mich., Frank Kennolt of Inning- profe*.tonal and non-cash the Melbourne Country Oub, end rlseo to tho victor!one amaUur. the professional from tho Mt. a M«Mrta*-8haa« . . - ...... Liltaa Bopd Muriel W eb*ter___ Linda |bqrea Sm iley Dugan <WH Camming*, CaailaaOe * n sdatarad ahavo. Awlker “Mortimer Saerd" ****** Richard l* n * Warrai* WlMUm, William CorWa-------Ro**f Pryor fkavU Hasting* Tfcbratmi UpU Jaroam .Walsh,--.. Emory Pamall Chang How*----- tu to Judge '.2.2.—— ... W tS m E W h Mis. T real Amooa Roberta »<f»U CHALKING ’EM UP CHABUE CHALKER Chari#* TrowbfMr* 1.__ .i.-.-BH'ildar* Aafttk#r A II* 3 U r G t a « Byron Poalgor i J Z H . hbout among baseball men, but mo*lly among its aUto and tba Up country circuit of tho pot* an a tN tar game betwren Urn urt*a rookies of Natkmal League* lata in March Just prior to of the teams Start tho trek north. Tho Idea Is ’or ratting fund* for tha Fighting Finns. This rorthy objective end are hppa It ean ba workad houl t o o u i i T complications. On* raasoa wo hope to tea hrough IsMbat theta la every chance In the world that one oed’a Idols. Sid Hudaoh or Dlz Dean might gat Into tho fray, o 'tvary reason to believe that ono or both of these players make tha grade with Washington. Both have worlds of tad contra), and aomethlng beyond that—that Indefinable ng that makes a great pitcher where anothar hurler, pb»•paed control amj knowledge of what a pitcher should do ..... Matno Clarii K H t J ^ B riail'^ " d At -t im b w i n r . S Jr^zr-ariB S i ird Dealer .. W m«n WJlUaai lias Applegate Johnny Cruayer Henry Croapor . Mrs. O'Lsaiy . "SOLDIERS OP TUB RANGE.r*-" *."N *1 i ..Dh. ■?. I: V JWf Btioag _— Chart** SUiratt Margo Patiaraon — frta Maradlth Labo Baraga tHck Cdrtl* Cash P aten.. Kaanoth MacDonald given clreuaittanee*. la lacking. McCarthy - fully, you vrill .have a lot of _ pressing. Select your hangerf f with ear*. For moat garment* need wider hangers, covered with r fait or, valtrataan to prevent W a.pJt.^r.'SS tack* tyro Inch* from each II. Greyhound Results OoWkcr *.**. 3 **. 3 l«: T-m B an) I. « «»: sincli otillu .r ).** MCCOND ItACHr* t-'u.arl.y . Nam* uf )><■« Tuny Ksum n K Ilrotclien Odell Krija.t •• l-S* o ri l. i. i i 3 . S : . « I ii 1 1 1 2 3 3 i i 3 I..I • Tony FiTu»t I K ' . 3 3". 3:. Iiteit, Kvm Uretchru I.*#. 3, T iiin n o j. It K,I.uJ iia c i ; K a m a nf l>.a< Hem ITIaci-s* M ill s n ip . T u a l . I tall . • a I 3 Krl.l n»tr 1‘ rlnt'ihM 1 . 1*1 M i l l * Ilip 4 to. •Wll 3.3* Da ii .1 n o t ui.t: t y o t ’l t r i l s t II I" , 4 2 *. .... : 3 *••« T hru TI5NTI,* It A. *13: |-.ilntll>. S» l - i IIA. N.imr ,.f |> a Na nis o f i)oK A a a Mu*la - . .. A n d y M ik e ........ U raa il HI* A iiu Hosts 3 .* Mills fk.ie, *.«» of a wooden or covered hanger, pftan "beat’’ dre**e» shallkj be nuiig by etraps attached to the KirTMl RACK: t-l* 3|!l»: 111. waist band or the eh&iiJdar*. Name a . U ua I ‘ 1‘ O ff Mir. I' I I Fatten - tb* (trap* to covrred fir* l.nne Z l . I < K gill l l u n u i r d C o t, 1 m a t e . 3 * ti».i.- * a 1 r ,3 ll*x M n * 3 iu . Ui, l i u a d r r d t. • f * i \ ‘oul 1*1. K i 10 -UtUi|BIUt.**.T *«H ,*auvja. end f - i ' i i T f l i M — :— :— IIACH: K i ll u r I .) . : 3 *. k a .i.i.V )i.u U d A i,.li* YOUR HOME MERCHANT! :«.VH A V l-l* .Mf Mir. t* n IllsCk Hun 3 I I 3 1—-s l)..«'ny M Ian I 3 3 I —2 i;..Il.n VVuH* * 1 3 l-s lltnrN H*.p i *a. 3 »•>. 3 3»; l>..« n) Milan ll.:« , 1. If. II..Mr 11 ... n l * * : .. „i- Oraariirraagewtai~uiuiMi.Aku.aw.. irvleion o f the Aradcmy uf Agrlu*e of gases obtalnnl and wnml fur tracinrs 11 ml uth.-r farm machinery. A§K YOU TO #/BUV AT HOME congfti* rimrt* r largest defaaa.i |p SO yaara, tha > RK^TutV rs e o iK ic * p»ymow , WRECK- J fit* warring tutlona dart* .To shell put la­ in many raja* 10 |n Ib^U nltad S tate., s t r damahda an f f - ip i n u n u o ii* . I som l* U » \ t . t , t i i o h .>i.*u»>nl i j \**t| 4 Uil ' t u i t f t :ir r hegetsy ;miUlri| ,niLi r»«|iiir«4 lu p«rr«rM .*»;> % ‘l.llMX Kh»f itJUfk+Int* Which >**.«, f t t t .t i r l . f Hilt lM t « t\ v II l till I;. «tt l.ll* t* • ••• * iNte of •»tl.t • ... lS.-ii i. hl*t»‘.n ... i • i• f » ... *.n .trulpl.l ,y>f A v. uu.l *u Htpe urn* It) i • w ii •• tli- r .■ • •! i . .......... • • ' I ti.. - • * • t ' .1 i» • 'it • il»n- »ii.«t* i*f tl.h »’ imtln ' l• • % i ft#, jtf.ic 4 ' • I ft* C i ll * . * !•. H n | • ill* t • •.<•>•% Iti . t .. «‘.T | ft*|if, t • • ’> ' l l - Will 111• *ii .!•• . 1iw •••». ;««..* . •' »!•*. s ty ' a V tj)* ' A . * w j7 ^ • ' .. , p L . yR r - t rimT,-, v^ m KH I.* aet group (lnli>h o f tho t'.illrv w an.li. Dig gu.-Mlon ovrrcan... a h ark-stretrh handicap with n thrilling hum.' Mrvt.-h fll.M . t “ tHiund the wnter*maV.-»l trn.-k fur hi* Inltlnl victory. Kntcre.1 In tho fluid will. Iliu Quo*tl»n tnuigtit nro fum- »f tho *amo dugs that ho uul tllctancv.l Thursday night. Sm oker Mmintnln, thlnl.placo winner T hursday wim |.ni<l lit* show ticket liurk.-i* S2.Vf.lt. Pim.hcy R anger, Ja|*py, runt C lonfunl Rod. Khnt.y Kay, ('u m l Acth.n. tuul Lucky Dot m .iml out tin- ll. I t of entile* fo r tho ninth uml foulurv taro , over tho fu tu rity dUtanco, tonight. Tonight's ra r e , .m l tho *••»•• nn.l full work of tho Sanfot.1 Orlnmh. Kvltl.rl ('lull nl Lung, uuotl, north o f h e r . Heavy ra»h nitdii. pouivtl through the' m ut.irl window* la.-t night whm. the <iuinlela* pucso on tho rlo d o g fv rn t t»iulod S.KH.iO. tho larg e.l «|**tl.Irlac payiurnl of Ih r rea-nn to datr. This bulky uwuid followed the season** la r p -'t dally dou­ ble* pur»e o f T h .tralay wight whtrh antount.il to gttld.hO. Ila h ln s of Ih r 11-7 romhlimlion w-rnt .homo lutppy la*t niul.i when l.urky Clark ami l l r n h i o y flnDh.'d onr-tw o In tho final event run from tho ft-1Oth. of n util* box. I.rsler Cole1* Lucky grvyhuund wu* .low getting not of tho box but moved up fn-t on the tmtld * l.etrh to tnko a tw odeuglh trail roumllng tho tar turn. Mom th ru on It Un* it breeto with ||n.hu**y Italling five Irngth* in Ibe ivar. I h r Ularkwetr* Kennel entry jn-t did gel nrrw » Dio I u|»p f«»i Do* SHOWN ABOVE U J>kn B. Wll tUm*, •vaagelD t, af A tleate. who will dotlver i m l r n at th . P r .ik y l.r U s Church fa r twe *>• “ |n ,11. ini tin CERTIFIED & SELECTED MAINE OR CANADIAN NOW READY FOR DELIVERY The K - W. Eruit Co. JTH & I.AI'ltKl. AYK. ' RED RYDER Classified Advertisements I ' i k Su HTATr f»K KldOlUUA « on it i i i <i ni.» 1 ‘ Mitily .l.ith:**' i»t ; «until.• * l - .linii. M .* r n h , M Ii ; m •ofi.**' hi II •* «».%iii I l»« i i i ' I Ham * IL GREYHOUND E N T R IE S L E G A L N O TICE a m m i : "•a HANKORI), FLA. i By FRED HARMAN YEAH, LUCKY--LOOKS LIKE H E M IOHT KMOW TOO MUCH... GIVE M E < THAT SA T C H E L , K I D / .' i U R E ME KMOW A L O T / ME I MOW TOU ROB MR-WOHEttA I MD M e A L S O KMOW R E D : R Y D E R ALIVE - - THAT —. ^ — CE/ S u d d e n l y t h e d o o p s ^ w n ir- o p e n a n d R r o R v c n c t B U R S T S IN - - H IS LARIAT 7AK.KINO LUCKY DRAKE -* O F F H IS FEET O k-, <— S E E M E AGMM. EH, P R A K E t w W X 5E THAN ) VCXJ K N O W .'/ tHEV WOULD •me promlha to Mwaw f>a of tba . strife-burdanad I' fpr tha largest 16#*** rid Reman horde! LQ0T AND FOUND DAN DUNN^-SECRET OPERATIVE 48 M ia)'gw ithpU au. It at indie*ta the wsgo kntt countries nor tha OR RBNTi FWa room hauac, » t h e p a i r a s s o c i a t i o n rc flalabad, all electric kluben, j ' ■dairy* th* aarviecs of 0 girl* nka locatloa. Phona W . ‘-1. -'phott l l yaara of ago lot FUPPtJW—CUTE llttu foa t w [.f^'whWWbr «*d aaavaaalng and rUaa J U * te o i Oak Ava! amaooaa who ogn mould with Q U A W ff h * rraronable prjc* others, lngalro at Fair pa, I N R I K. l i t SL MO. t UAWENT AMV IDEA W H E R E JU G 1 GANG IS m P tM O -l-BUT TWEV'VE COME HERE AND TMEV HAVE BABS ( Q j B WITH T H E M / \— THEY l* L D BAB'S CAPTIVE IN DOBERTON BUT m iS WAS SMART EhtOOBM TO W H IT E f t M ESSA G E ON TUG W A LL J U S l f B E F O R E THEY LEFT -VUTVE GOT TO FIND M E D --B U T WE'VE • O T ______ I D MOVE O U E T L V - .4 { O tM E PW ISE THEY MIGHT \ ^----- ? H A R M H E R / ----------- J * . W E 'L L S H O O T T H E . W O R K S F O R YOU. D A N - - I L L P U T THE G R A P E -V IN E O U T On t h e g a n g s - - m WHAT VOU C A M -------I 'M G O IN G the IN TO gang D IS T R IC T S IN D ISG U ISE A N D i n f o r m a t i o n C J S E E WHAT . 1 — CAN F I N D / \ THAT W A V ' E MU5HT BE ABLE m *T O G E T ■( DO t LL DO A L L MV COM HUNICATINO W IT H YOU T H R O U G H IR W IH HE'LL G E T A R O O M - MAY HAVE T O R EA C H YOU F A S T AND, O.K..DAN* N O T A RO USE s u s p ic io n * n WE LL BE WAITING FOR VOUR CALLS. |stX ROOM Xarriahod ku u * :< X 'r ; By RAY THOMPSON And CHARLES COLL 9 T A L LACK A LOT O P i S 'N G / r ^ T T OUT OF , �■ ,r < rtn'i • * v » > \ ^ r\ : o ^ ■*» v t ^ ^ fl V s ' * A . X V - k V . , , . . . J - , 'l > Wvs M U ' * - • v ■ iii i i m w ■ .*mii 5 0 P/AN;7 • \W- r with TyUo ••OUR ftmtfar, tm$ Pawer, Linda ANO~ COMtDY- Jaaalary #tk— *'JOE A ETtJIKL T V R P -CALL M i n n r r w t|h A n n ' Botham . A lto “ SURD POR JjTf^L” with Rant TarUf. Community Hin r Radi and odd o c c o m tip t ' (It . dr .................... ‘ • ** T- Wednesday,, The radar,' dan. 10-1 JrV ‘CIlARLjK MCCAR­ T H Y D R T IW T m r With ChdyUe. McCarthy., vU d r-c Darran, and Mortimer Rnerd. Alee COMEDY, CARTOON A NEW*. Friday, Ralnrday, Jan. 12-1.1— “SPOILERS OP T i l l RAKOE: with Chaa. BlartyL "MUTItfy. ON T lfR ^ L A C K 1IAJVK" wflh Rickard A rlfn, Noak IWary. . r' •**. a * ♦* ' - '• * r i l vr. ^ i K n -r ^ J Lawrence . —1 O N f OP ,R* m m t . V M * tArtm*. I . U A . . . h .r . | , M „ ■MallM ia Mj#e aad l t U l T»n* Call On Tia President- kaead on lU Dame*. Raayaa Selarday Keening Peal alary, aakadalad ‘ far akewlat « <V, W * T lH a y , only, Ana Selkem, Jack .Mel* k a il a i d W tU la * C a r t a a (s to re ) a re fa a ta re d w ith L o w li S ia a a Mia. Traat Kit Carwm .•••**' — .— Oenoral Fremenj lllB l "O a y T U a V* •elite Tyryne Pa •aaaeaa. , Warran .Leona Retorta v y f - i »■•« ~r V« r~.< t •,o8oiiffl.rjssiiSR-c‘,j- R » n # r r--1V W Kent Taylor untie Skeaa . Lilian Bond •Mel Wakatrr ------------Undo Jlejres alley D oras *__ i: Richard Lana HIlam Gorkin----- Borer Pryor irid Haatlnfa 2s fliliretaa HpU roma Wabh »••.. Emory Parnell Cabin “Big Bey” Wl Widow "gUED FOR IJBKL- tra Loneran ia r a - i'|" 0*n#r»1 Horn fro Joa T orp r . . - ” .. WNltaw^Campwi RlUy (rBrian ..... Martha llont Johnny Crimper ..... - dAt -timb w in r Ken N artan--------Tyrona^ ■ a il ip i W ■ ■ ■ ! Applegate I-a w - ■ ' W ‘ E *=#aS ~ . * «*♦ Barla “SOLDI•ERA OP TNB RANGE” ■•••' ,;i *i . ..!».***■ v . Jeff KUonf-----d u rie e StaireU Irb Meredith Labo Barer* " A t S& riS H F i Z i- , f»t. . Qaataaaaaaaaaei fu Ooa«fra« pictures to fla lerteet defanaa,apM»* In M peart, tka p4pU 4 tiT -i« y ^ > tw v m m «'a flea warrior nations n r dett»4b aktll pat la- • • im m laa in many re*a« lb • a In tk^.Unltad Btatee. '* war ddmandt an per* v '.Iv AA'ct X tYlV.-U )>ro<alaa to Iktaw tka tka itrlfa-burdanad r tka larpatt Ikataa Roman kordrt swept dlnaal amt mode ‘ It Wl 1 '9 ■ u k A H - lyplita ttw, t o kn». • • - * r ” • v *1 tn h i w l-*1M*> ' Y v ltri? K im * * �* T O M iO D W ) HCTAI.D, BANfOKO. rM W D A Takes Place Tomorro ■ R!t2 Theatre To Show Film Of Dowl Games Football fans who ntbsed a t ­ tending our of the low) games New \ c r ’a Day will boro an op­ portunity to see the pictures i f Iho Oiangv and Sugar Bowl games ,’n the Metro Nrws Iterl Icmoiraur uml Mondiy a t the K ilt Theatre. Doth bowl gam ci to ho rhown nrc r, ntldeieil by e x p e iu to be the two m o.t interesting of Iho fnro games played, lis t Monday snd provide plenty of th-llli, oven fer the rnsual gridiron enthusiast. The O ange Bowl iflims plryrd a t Mlamf saw G u igia Tech w al­ lop M hsnurl 21 to 7 in nnc of tha m art spectacular eshibillnns seen nn n gridiron oil year. T rvss ti M.'s battering juprci Hunt i lied c t r r Ihe vcrv.Ulle 1 .ilnn.- llteen Wave U In 1.1. To B* O raf 18-Hole | «s Am fftift For E«e] And Antataur Player Im beet i s i < sms lours wlU be Car) f W-UU Ounn. tilth Akerix Motrlll, Rowell H ost, sll Undo, and Cy Young, -i tournament Will bs ran off Iho direction b( Alien Slew- Boy Holler, PbQ r mined m onitor and lusnjr other** , s i tbs locsl n a n o . ■Sff i! aHi t et ibe College Arms twosome dccldlnt the s t DeLancL Clouds iiin w n , u » » rlctsr. Individual acoira will also droid Country Club • t a t Orlande, County CounThere will bo two divisions tbs tourney. pro-amateur, i AtUtour-amateur. Entry fees «a CoaMry Chib t i h, .Sammy Belfare fU O Will be paid by each p •eh. Bob Dustin sT fsOslon.l sad nidateur enln Freak KrtirveU of C u b prism will im given to DR. JOHN BAIN SUTHERLAND, M l, sad Clark 3kaw(hn«»y, femails cos.bos, are empeeled la tlga new esntrseto tharlly. JsrL SatksrLsd, fsrmsr Pllttbargh sad Lafaystla drlllma.tcr, I. rryWSIad gwlsg la W rit Virginia. Stanford Ji said Is bo talar* mted la ShaagbasMy, who v u Isfl without a tram wins Chicago dropped football. prominent ’mouth Country Club. ItA C f'i't-U I—I 1-1 3 3-4 «sir 1 1 ». a i*. a i»; r i, MV; ilMch nbllgul I » Ita o itl Futarllr; :l« chalker jtog rr •'-speed S a and l s rconit f somvthlng that among baseball men, but mostly pi j j . ■*■ up (jn n try circuit of lbs I betwuen the tirlic rookli ■ late in March ju st prlt f b tiM a l krt -the Id t--- J trek .north. . . . . r .-The r-- L for raising funds fo r tha Fighting Finns, worthy objective and we hope U can be wai liny complications. Ons reason we hope to EatT theta U every chance In the world that Bid Hudson or p is Dssn might get Into the f Mb to boiler* Mat one or both of these pin grade with Washington. Both have worlds , bbd something beyond that—that Indefln iw s » great pitcher where another hurltr, I. ( i r . I r h M i I FriiH >nr P.rv«i . »<V(III K br. F I I—I Name of flog 3 H • « I « f». 3 I » » : l - l S-M |>» r K»r li .cii ■ u r e i c h s i , 3 to , 3 : 04 .1 1 F rl.ii< l pressing. Kulurlly; ;1> if I’P i f f lltir. P n I I . M I h u ll llr lilR t I k llik ilyn H u ll Itu vrel H I ) lin t I «* R ll*N (l.s lil Ml D aily D o u k lr ) 1'i r e u m l . r H Vhi K ul 1l*i|ittlr F e »I» oil I ’II mI U " nM iir ii H A ff — F u lu rlly : l-l I—I i-3 1 3 N in * l « t t a Lad Dark ilrnv. . 3 I 1.011.1 H olly K ay f IS. tr »». I*. r.rs: >5 Til JIACIt; I ■ithi It.-: :5l 1-3. NINTH 1 1—. -----I P o ff i:hr. V II 1 3 3 S—III) Nam* of Ilog Itntl On . 3 a 3 l —«k ....... 1 I S 8—lid Juat s 1 1—i r —hi jlo lib r fh v ia IMnolo I’r l n r .,. II I*. I l l , Irlah llioaii* 4 S 5 3 — >, 4.IS: 1,1111. illg l i t . « !• ; Tumi Jlffll On « .», 3. f lu; in,1,1.) Jijol C4II t fa DllLV POtOLD. a—a. paid ssaso. C hrla II..S, 3) Irlah llruuuf J..V. D M u ll Tin A111u in 11 I.s-af r.*>\n h » i, T p i I’o I l N O g i r M y M l-k yir'TII IIACI5—F l l t u f l l ) ! loll* t l i r M u y Hill- of H.klkk) «»»»!>• A l o u i i l l l l i r l ('•'» V Ml|» All'IlfC J -d Ml l ur ), .«*l. r|.|>« r , r Ik - r l l n r I ’ u lL l* i r N l « * H l l i i ' kls- I:*!«.»• 1 Mmv l.iii'kb Juki r MNTIl ItAiT*.- rruuiu lu r ... liy : 'H klswr*. Hen H s-n Mirkn Mirkn«— Mr. I'j I r i.< U.iM P v f Uni 1 llilr t liliu* l 'i r l i Musvimick* J.iii .i KIU11 H l m r l Hide ni :y i ;ntm h a c i : *• it Miir: INlin) M«-ui|er Hind Half)* THNTIs* flAt'Nj ru lu rliy : :2J l*i. *; 11lil 111og Maud FiMnd )lu*r HBrttf t»r Dow 1*1' n rr iihr. r n •lulin Minafltl.9 Hided I'flnccM n i a c k Hull r t 1— 2 1 — 2 M!►* Furium* l.kbnr l>ny PoHRr M | em 1 3 2 J—: (loldrn WonlB i 7 3 *1 - *« i niUHTII ll.UM i- FiiDirU*-* f l l s r k Hull * IH. 3 I t 3 : n ; Ilow 11> M ill Opal MIIek l l . l t . l i t : nokltti w e r d * L Hliiu Mnfck H iailrr Our Hill Aflam* rih v lr Hob MuD'a Mrnmc KUJVKMTII tlAUH: b-IC Ullc F ail KlniJ NINTH M A CK -rulurliy: S int .1 | . or P P O i l Khr. V n Jappy Nutok) AfouMala •fit)- C la rk ..... I . I —5 1—t Cuurl Art on rtontiy Km Ivuhumr i. t I s >—1 IMt liui-flli'ii MUidvnl UmI Hinok) ItaiiKT l.iUjky Dul S.IV, t IS. 3 3«; I I .h r i a l . T u r f 3 30. TENTH .... - 4.. . . I*alr Hp*rd lllotidr Coin AlU llti , ^l*J»ir |lw^ Cut* Olrl Jolin Frank r ir tr H r h . f.se, 4.1*. ASK YOU TO "BUY AT HOME ItACISi loid I is. I . . , Dnrk ilrov. ‘ is. Ivon^ c^rtu asUnew, oi a wooden or covered hanger. OfUn "beet" dresses should h* ng by straps attached lit band oi* tha she lieu tha straps to > < r» , with small plfs. garnlent pivnty of >e# sad Wok In bften HIHIITII : li-» Mo) El imticcr lilcn Mouk iKmtiy ll.kW.iil.tn rilpp'T 1 ‘i' tn l n R N * a r H i'.rosii 11 \« *1:i— K n t i i n i y : irir a l Lull ut H a l l ) l»«Mklr> W i m l a l-aR!*U <'II|'|*r| .’ I l f I n I lie- M * r k n r » « ILiri) lli'inance I ' j h i i ) Min* F*i-rl Kink I '.s r .i I.it n.. k T im m HAri: 3s-1« M i l e : M ile; ;i* S I I 1 CHARLIE l.* 4 r HI H ru U l A i m » ti lin y ore i:hr. y n I ENTRIES m iH T tt.vci:—r u l u i l l ) Greyhound Results Country Club, GREYHOUND silt Mo it " y imllao U m I, t .a, . l . j Rh«luiagi 3: trill Dlff J ... P K .tautil Hup C art iV p TlOlll WtllnM Hpl |ll| Hll fr r’» I If Mt r 1 Big Question Favored Entry Among Strong Field Tonight LEGAL NOTICE K O T Ittt t o IH K IIITO n* I ' n H I l U R IM S fcTAtn <>F KLORIUA v u i . i l 'K HKMIMOI.U ORLANDO, Jan . 0.— Illg Question, W ayne Rolrdun'a OdK.\:i. Ml. *1•i-^aaM. *t IMl pound brlndlo dog that swept i V U t ll ). to (III) C o u n t ) Al to a MirprUc victory T hum lay NrnutioL* C * u n l» ‘. !«%-»• ' u l A l f l t>((»«**> i n t h a «*»»url !»o»»*.' ' f l B M night In Ihe fra lu ra lu re, will ii»..L | ,i**rlna# n U n l n r l i r t i t *m+h< gu to the poat ill the ninth nnd M ir iniM.it, f r r» !?■ •» l»hn* • v n f l fia tu re d race nt Ihe Hnlifordr t*i i'iiMK n l r’ i» «»f i m i i li . Inin* o r itomniwl tdVH* F T * * Oilondo Kennel Club ngnln loa niiMM .i n i n t iM atat*r th«* frtftfj nlght an n fnviuvd dog in n of i CRi.lMu*. and poat nffo** * • § strong field of c n tr le r 1rt0% of ili a r la lm a n * . n o t wittfl lia Mvorii to t»r t b t C t o n im i . i | U Making hi. first sta rt of this or m n r n a y nr t n r aor.io •*« ij rfefl season last Thursday night. rnr-sr «.ilit n rr n n ll nw r> h * . ;< I ’ r%t r at io n , thl.a ii.»* Big Question went In the post d r of '%o\ f>>* i. 1 a 8-1 shot. H r oldm ph.'d over V A V f f M- l ' K t l | Big Irk, w inner of the Inaugural •\d n ln lM rato f of th " N«» H. ■ l A t::. LL’KAH. rtn. 1* llamllifcp, by ties, . n . I,..If length Ip a phnlo-flnUh In rrxivrim tu rn 8I2.R0 In ' his straight T ’o* r*fiilbr a p p i M t r a f f i l •» 1 li - s h . i i • A i t . l f r b o f T*H«i ■r f ij ticket hackers. V r*H • V**ttonal |tin n r III ti Ill* winning lime »ra, 20 1-8 l»>l ihl;inq hMo In ri>>t lil % o n T n c a d d T . .t un u .rj soeonds, only l-fi leim ids nlmvo •• i m i » .1 r j o «iV | m U M . i.» Ihe Irscl. record set hy tho i(,,n t ft,.- . • *r».»n " f <1Av|r>ri a i l t: ( War Leader several seasniis l,:irh. ♦tl '.Ml. . , f Wtl f, Lljldf I IMiAAR a- *«*• iVRptiK •*»*|»o l.ef.iie || And In copping Thui *dny‘» ,t:i» * lliitf fcatu te, liighlighlrd hy the rh»s\ K TM!TTH fM *hl.»r ast group finish of Iho e n tire , season, Illg Question ovi-trnm ej SHOWN ABOVE U John R. Wila back-slritch hnudicap with a, llama, avangrlial. of A llanla, -en des-rlnped In t |l . a h th rVin8 thrilling home stretch finish to who will deliver services a l ike when the cam era * plcloreal und Ihe ualer-sm iV 'd track Pretbylarlan Church far two flashed on Ihe screen showed I week, beglnninf tomorrow. r his Initial victory. Sheila's Image and Bill B iff With I E ntered in the field with B ig 1 their respective none. civ>s.ln| Question tonight n rr four of p ls rr a hnlf le-iplh i i f,,»nl nf ihe svlre nt th e salrie llrtie for Ihe same dogs that I f mil-ill*-. iti- ’i I'm r lldrd li tr e . My L illie Peg *”** fsnee.l T h u r-d iy inghi a kali N. A llolard* ** p * • 1 ■I i.i .,l 'lir ivlnn'ep hy '. **r ip * .,ii|, fill i am llne l a sie , , •; StnoUcy Moiinlaiu. third plncu ; dlo Just Ball • i , i r v s pivsn n a n e -le n n h not w inner Thnr.«lnv who paid hi< Initial start of he ■•;) >i •') show ticket barker* 82.7.do. • the feature filluriy in 2l> i a I ........ the Ihlrd-pthrr pftlh. Ticket Smukey Hanger, Jappy, and 4-Mhs seconda In a hat drive la holders collected on Ih" four • U lrnford Red. | Ihe wire that heal hack llnhh lilt'**. The Inside h o le , w are red ho. Fanny Kay, Court A d too, slid Chrl* hy a neck. Chris gained Lucky Out round nut the field Ihe place in a caaiera fitii-h last rig h t when ID of Uie I I eoty of entries for the ninth nnd with Irish Drogue m 1 1J-II wa tes|s w ere won hy *reyhound» iln rtln g from the f l r t t three featu re rare, over Ihe futuiily Hi.* decision. Ju st Roll (la weal In post a 1 exes. Tho one bog had Iwo distance, tonight. wliinere, Ihe two box five while T onight's races end llle sec­ ci-fav o rile with lu ll lliogiie al the three hole gam e eamt ond full week of the Sanford- II la A. The f l u t dead Inal of IIk ,n- Ihrough with three winners. Orlando Konitid Club lit Longuood, north of here. Heavy rash again poured through the mutiiel ivinduws last night ulirii Ihe i|ninlelas ume oil the closing event lu ­ sted 83(14.20, the largest i|Uinlels< payment of ihe reason to date. This hulk) a n n u l followed the se a rn ir. hugest dally iloii* ^ e hies purse of Thur-nluy night which amounted to 8343.80. Holdsra of the 3-7- com bina­ tion went home happy Inst lilght when I.ucky Clark and Henliussy finished one-two in the final avonl run from tlie R-ltiths n f.u WIRE OH r i l Q N K .106 mils h o i. Lost or Cole's Lucky grvybound was slow yetting mil of tho box but moved up fast on Iho batld slrvlrti la take a t*ro-l«P(th Irad rounding tho fa r turn. Train then 'on It wa* 'a brecae wRh Hvrtliurey trailing •iT ir i l a u h f i , h a n fo k u . V ^ . ; five Irngths In lh«- rear. 17 Blackwell's Kennel in lf ) )u did got across the tape for th u j ■ w a a M w u w a w w w u w a u e M w i a a m m a a W I H n n K SEED - POTATOES f CURTIKIICD & SELKCTED MAINE OR CANADIAN NOW READY FOR DELIVERY The K - W . Eruit C A via RED RYDER By FRED HARMAN Y EA H, LU C K V -LO O K S LIKE H E M IOH T KNOW TOO MUCH...GIVE M E < THAT 3 K T C H E L , K I D / J Classified Advertisements nr * } o i i and f i v h nf fOU Ufa i i t r i b j not lf D il and r e q u i r e d l a Miy Claim* a n d tu m v n d * " h i c l jrou. o r n t h t r o f yoo . iti»» H | unu n i l i h r r M n i r o f l ' A I ' U J B ] AUBE ME HMOWA IC P ff ME KWOIA/ yo u ROB MR-WITHElUt AND Me ALSO KNOW RED ^RYDER ALIVE“ ITtAr Z J --- . M O P E THAN ) SUDDENLY THE DOOCS SWING OPEN AND RED RYDER. B U R S T S IN - * H I S L A R IA T Y A N K IN G LU CK Y D R A K E O F F H lft F E E T g w VOU KNOW/ J THEyW’ LOW AM*.SOUND LOST) M O W R a ad w hite male •walker dog, name & F . Lemmond on collar. Reward. Bring to Leauaond T ire Shop. DAN DUNN—SECRET OPERATIVE 48 ( THRV MELD BABS CAPTIVE IN DOBEETON sloe trie kitchen. Phone MO. pabiMt* 01 B U T T H E Y 'V E O H ER S AND T H E ' HAVE B A B S m W IT H T H E M / B U T S H E W AS S M A R T th l D I X R IT E A M E S S A G E O N T N E V J O S T B E F O R E T M |V L E F T O T T O PIN O M E R - - E U T W I'V —. T O MOVE Q U 1 E T L V - / O T H E R W IS E T H E Y M lEM T V , H A R M H E R / ----------—- f a r • atheftb W O R K S F O R VOO, D A N - - I L L P O T THE DO WHAT VOO CA N ------ I'M <s 6 in g INTO OKI T H E G A N G S - T h e GANG DISTRICTS IN ■ M IG H T P E A B L E * T D G fcT S O M E W DISGUISE AND I ) IN F O R M A T IO N U i SE E WHAT t ^ CAN F IN D .' \ Ft THAT W A V ' t l OttAPt-VINe OUT I II do l|V-S- •- L MV YOU T H p O k HE LL GET MAY HAVE T O R C E C H YOU F A S T AMO O. H«, Da n < NOT AROUCB S U S P I C IO N . By RAY THOMSON And C Y O U ’VE DONG. V iO YOU W S-M O U TH f D h ON — — . O O P E l/D O f/ a l COMMUNICATING n * w rrw - BE FOR CALLS �* c I > v-R L t W*VV * TH E 8 A N IW U I “ Where Is It? Wifl We Know Each Other There? Why Heaven Will Never Grow Tiresome. WiB We Be Sorry Because Some Loved One Is Missing? Will We Be Able To Enjoy Heaven Without Them? Will Families, Broken By Death, Be Reunited There? First in a Series of Thrilling Bible Lectures by Evangelist Glenn Adelbert Coon ThU Scotch meat pi« made of ground beef, onion and tomato ii a tatty ditli for a cold night. fa Easy To Malta and h Eapaeially Good For Sunday Night Suppera ■ i i • r b y D orothy O rttg k trnnla m ho goeu yachting R f t v W large dinJUt gaaata a n served tgae, although be r smokes nor drinks, hspptkn of society Want from the on* I tod With ■ business kllovoq; to public n - JCN wa were small, Sunday ' . .light sapper at Bouteh grand•other's boats was tbs big event if tbe week. It was elan night, the light grandmotbsr gathered her iblldren and her graodehildrea iron ad tbe family board. Truly ft ■liable beet eat down, with grandlather beaming oa ble balm from me end ot the table and at tbe Xber, grand mot bar keeping an ever aratehfal eye lo aee that all had ■Italy lo eat ro r tbe youngster*. Ibe evening was compounded of merry aaate with bright pink cheeks, Jovial naeleb who told marvelene stories, of attab langbier, warmth and tba cheer of good food . . . wonderful food. Great platters of cold sliced •mats, debp dishes of hot ecalloped potatoes, round crystal bowls of the frolls, plrklvs and roUsbaa pat «p by ginadmother bafaatf, ctaaamon boas la which betur, sugar aad cinnamon had beta laid oa with such lavish hand they wars literally — maid |B cinnamon taffy. Aad then grandmother-* meat pletl They were her • pedal pride. H en w en not deep plea made with NOTED TRAVELER AND BIBLE LECTURER tubes of meat. No. grindmother's the lively tana of tomato. It makes n i'd |itm wi-rr flit, Ilk* I ■■■■inkin the |>lo even more flavorsome. Tble made of tuinalii flavor I* achieved by simply or berry pin. They __ were ___________ chopped bwf, renuljy Miiaoned with addins rointmued tomato aoop. Ununion amt topped by llir richest of dnuliii'dly It Ihera had been tomato flaky pu-try " u cut into they flavor fn »urh readily available florin ■-lioKril bnor i i irt -rl.ol.ly anil, In giandmother's day she would gllateninr. nikI r h-Mifi.iu. Wv<lg» of bain med II. A great ona fur flaror, that bo: .learning pin un yunr plals was grandmother. mi Sunday nlahl »a« aumelUIng lo Hare's bow to make tble famous look furnard to all week. Grand- pie . . . and coaid anything bo mollici n meat plrs mails their sp- simpler) peartiiro with i ho flrat crisp, cold t th. t n n t kmf days ot aulunm and wt-re aarred all « i.tieipooai et enlen. i»tn- >. winter thereafter. (Inn pie would have been skimpy tar* for that V itu h »f pdpptr patrlarrhlal gathering. Three, four, l toUMr flee pies, fresh and hot from the ■Mrt N'iry nrtn arrltred on tbs table. The pise wen baked on Batnrdty. Then, oa Beutd the onion la the butler. Bondar right It was a simple matter Add the chopped beef, coadeuaed to tilde lbs pies Into the oven sad tomato soup, salt aad pepper. Let reheat them. simmer gently until the meal Is Just arandmolber. of course, taught barely brown. Line pi# plat* with bar daughter* to maka Ihe plat and pastry, pour the m lttu n Into I t tha always claimed that those mast eorsr with pastry, prick th* top plat wen mainly responsible for the with a fork, and brush lightly with flne husbands tbs girls acquired. mailed butter. Bake at 111 degrees No mao, declared grandmother, for on* hoar. oonld resist a girl who could make Us* a rich, short ftaky pastry. a toothsome meat pie like th a t aad Or. If you don't (eel up ta making to her lassies bad their pick of the your own pastry, aoma of Uto prolade T hat at least, was grand­ pared pastry muse a n a good b et mother's story, t Oood eating la that pi*. One word * Well, Ihoe* meat ptaa a n still of advice, though . . . bettor bake being made la ibe family aad protr two of them at a time. Yeuag aad, ably always will be. There has been old, men. woman aad children alt! fast one alight change la tha recipe pass back for more. IV* that kihd over the y e a r s j , , the addition of .o< P K * Sunday Night, Jan. 7th at 7:30 A t The Atew ARMORY ♦ SANFORD, FLORIDA ADM ISSION AIVJD ALL SEATS. FREE! CHILDREN NQT ADMrtTED UNLESS / ACCOMPANIBP BY. ADULTS ' A BIG COMMUNITY 8 n rMSERVICE / ftn itiM K fthod* of the "I have to. ly methods 1 rr of IBtB bo at President i try to eohr* 0 mot so, at the mils two east u> of Orange, ,wu miles >■•■ wi •■■(•, Tag, twUy tbe Southern Pacific flyer Areedlan became the second train casualty In a week. • Only 21 passengers were Injured. Chairman Named For President’s Birthday B a l l s THIS CURIOUS WORLD with f ln t sThe R basis s a xof. hlaa nEvleo s was this: “There la ■ternary In business, een .sailing- la both busldlplomary you have to p«)atable, attnethre, to ■told posed “palatable, WHENl to warring Europe. . A * iTTflutog to the Vatican ( J O IN ie O T H H L IM IT E D S T A T E S , IT R 8 6 R R V B O T U B P tK S H T T O D O /IO O I T O e u a IN T O A S AVAIMV /V S JACKSONVILLE Jan. 6 . 'Vllllem T, KJwunl*. chairman f the PlnrlJn division of tho Atlornl Knnndfitlon for Infan■tin I'rmlvulr. nnimunreil thl* week that all county chairman are been appolnlnf to carry -ut aurh program* as each chair•nhn ileslrcd for the forthcoming •vmle In honor of I W i l e t t '{oner volt * blrthiloy till* month. "Wo hi»i>i> till* year to break all records," ►-.1-1 Chairman Kdwm .I*, "ami villi our chulrinJn mint* ilelr:m lncJ than ever to build up Ih-lr local, rh a p tm , Ilu ir i» every reason to feul lluil varh county will greatly benefit tbrouirh Hum funds and InciilentallV hefo the National Pnumialloit 'carry on n greht PROGRAMS FOR REMAINDER OF THE WEEK ARE): * TUESDAY NIGHT, January 9th, nt 7:30 ARMAGEDDON—EARTH’S LAST WAR W h ere, How. a a d W bea W ill II be r e a c h ! I Mepea r „ I'a lv e rM l l»vae« a h a! I . r . a l V U TN l rm i-K H M , U r. U v e a ,. I I I . n a s a l . b . a r h r s M a a , V f.e e a I th e f l n l h ra llh O rlS rr, will WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Jan. 101H at 7:30 JOHN HAMRICK, JR. Ptoabt WILL HITLER, MUSSOLINI, OR STALIN UNITE EUROPE UNDER ONE FLAG? A Blanllac nihie rrevh.rv Whieb Caaaed aaa ta> ndets ta Aaeept Tk* Bible Aa Tbe Ween ef IM . y FRIDAY NIGHT, J a n u i f 12th, .1 7:10 THE MAN WHO NEVER PAID HIS DEBTS AND YET WAS SAVED! l e a r a l a c Ibe ABC a f C h f ta tla a lir . DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS * FEATURED M i GEORGE WQtTRR* Musi* Mrootev rUVfi.B&r p-rmj>yfa V' liW H ’ ; \ Y ^ u iiS ^ ' �> - . v * t, *H.. * -.VPf . v t \ . * Seminole County Produce* M ora f & r f t I f c EN D EN fl^EW SPA PER r a SPEAKS d Established In 1908 N U M BER Italy Agrees To ) i •« . •«- •_ Today’s A ircraft is Termed Lumbering: Trucks Compared To Newest T y p e s Rainfall Soaks County's Reids N o n -S to p T rip s T o E u ro p e S e e n Speeds Up To 500 mph Are Possible W ith Secret Developments A id Hungarians Precipitation For ’39 F u r o r e Continues Over Removal Of English W ar Head Finland today reported a new victory over Russia, wiping out' a second division of the invading troops, and th e capture of more than 1,000 prisoners and huge quantities of equipment. A high authority a t Buda­ pest said the foifign min­ isters of Hiragarv and Italy had a fra id oa a dafanahra pact assuring Huagary of Italian mlHtary aid evan though lavaded by G trm aay aad Russia. Cooky and VroM» Is ' Above Normal 1st Time Since ’35 The heaviral alagla rain tlnee last' September aoaked Semlnnl* County'i thirsty field* yesterday evening and h i t night aa 1.1 Inrhe* were recorded by loral Instrument*. YeRterday'i' rainfall w»t al­ most twice aa much a* the total for the mnnthi of November and December during which a total of .68 Inchoa of rain fell, over three inehea below normalFor the first time alnee 1PM, the rainfall In Bemlnole County during the pait year haa been normal The heavy precipitation during the monthi of April, June, July and Auguat offaet the mlirai renrffnga of the remaining m onth* by - plua M Inehea, according to the record* of Metaorologlat O. P. Paxton. • Rainfall during the month of ,Augu*t waa the heaviest with a total of 11.71 inehea being record­ ed, 8.6ft above normal for the month. The total rainfall for 1889, ac­ cording to Mr. Paxton, la 61.7# Incbee while the normal annual ndnfall far the Covaty la 61.51 According to m a n ia on preelpllatlon kept by Chane and Com­ pany, there waa n rain deficiency a f T i* 7 tnchaa la 19S8. a total of M S hi 1987 anA S Jd in ISM for • total deficiency In the threo * _ .... Seminole Demo Meet Scheduled Tonight proval to th m eat a f a central gov* der Wang < Xal Bhak. T heft wfll ha a meeting of the B m lS tla County Democratic Comnrittao to U . Court Hou.e tonight a t ftOO o'clock, according to tafonaatiou received today from authoretire tourer*. r . rr. ofaoar, chairman of tha committee, etuld not be contacted today. Mr a atatament but It ta avpaUad th a t tha qualifying fee. af logoi candidate* in the Demo­ crat!* Primary election will ha act and Sthar hoalneaa In connection with tha alectton will be acted F u n e r a l Services 3 Buildihg Permits For J.G .L eaherT o Issued At Cityff Hall Be In Remetown were to- K ETnapccter S H Grady f i rL.eDans ■Udaar Tha Beaataoto Barbecue oa IB* Thirteenth Street and return waa granted peraatomahe alteration* totaDtog H. KngUah warn granted a I» Warned iuing Mercury ’ WUItun'' C. B iM sr. iU U airov*, eeiMntndfr of tl»» ArarrIran L ccten . * u the gu»*t speaker a t. th* meeting "f the Rutary Club today and will apeak at tn# dinner-meeting of the Campbell-iLoMlnr Pont in the Legion Hut tonight- W. C. Brooker Talks At Rotary LuncheonToday S t a t e Commander Of Tampa Outlines Program Of Legion » ; a. hai m— W A S H IN G T O N . .Tan. 8 .— f A P ) — A ero n au tica l o n g ineer* In,lay fo re ca st A m e ri­ ca n a irp la n e s i-apnMi' o f fly* iiifr In E u ro p e w ith n fu ll load o f Immlm. o r p a s se n g e r# niul carRO an d re lu rn m ir n o i l - . a to p if n ecessary . held over from h a t year’a *oe*lon. Proponent* were criticliM — W H K PHOTO The probability and ex­ for reviving the bill a t a tlma Frank Murphy pose* for photographer* afteir hi* nnniinntion hy P u ‘blent Roosevelt ns nu a-*, pected In lK*enme a reality when democracy la "fighting for seriate justice of the Suprem e C »utl. Soli, itor G vnrm l Itohert II. J,„ k on is to s u c c e e d him i»s tu the n e x t y e a r or IS months, Ita Ufa." Opponent* pointed out th a t there were only three lynch­ head of the Justice D epartm ent. grew out of two trrlinical rep o rt! ing* In the nation la*t yearto g('o’ '•■u tfit'* l«> »»*• III** national Ail* • to K'* i',» The I!ou*e Naval Comn\IU*a naiulct. heard Admiral flatuld Stark urge h!H ft» Congreea to approve « 11,800,000,000 fleet Infrraae lecauae the in wiiitf tlesitfii, nml " f i n n i n g " th reat o f a “wgrld conflagration” I or airp lane entfine c ylin der* Jinkins Urges Early Purchase Of Auto Tags ‘;500 Trees, Shrubs|vi^ “ enc,fl “ Planted In Park1 During December > \NNOUNCES liltfe The program of the American I fThe flrat open'threat on CXpItol Legion waa outllnad by Slate | (f«Hlaa«a wa r»l* T«l) , Commander ’ William C. Iltcnker of Tampa, speaking before the Jan. 15 I k Deadline member* of the Rotary Club to­ day, as ona of youth activities U n 1e h h Governor combating subversive agencies and movement*, and preparedness G r a n t s Extension for peace •* wcU aa war. Tbs American Legion apeak* t . r lluy your IP 10 ntiln license Mr » M*d*twl r m * with a volts of g million men with The sinking . nf tha 1,688-toii tag* now in order In avoid the o tingle purpose, a*Id Mr. Urook1a*t tu«h," Seminole er. adding that there are more British * ta«m t|ip Towneley by Couniyminute Tnx Collector Jno. P . than l.OfO posts throughout the a mine off tHb southeast roast Jinkin* whosr office i* in charge United State*. Thar* ar» 122 post* of England y e s t e r d a y raised tha of the log sale*. urged today. In Florida with 12,600 member*. toll of all nations In sea warfare the license* went on sale to at least t9C ship* with an ag­ •n Since Dec. I, thor* h s 'e been s p ­ tonnawe of 1,085,881. * • w & 5 s s A 5«,':a gregate an* saved, proglmaleiy 1,000 told, Mr. JinThe Townslerfd crew wai was »*v«u , ^ Mirl#di p*jpti-s o u t th at pioniise to im iritM* v a s t l y Ih o iitfi*. bimm'i I, |iu> loiiil an d e f f i c i y of plntiei* aliiTiil\ being O desijItfiinl. l'n*M‘iit n n l i t a t y and c i v i l air* r r n f t , w l m b !»;»■* Iiroiitfht Europe, N» uth A i i h t m u Mud H a w a i i w ith­ in a d a\ *s fix uitf 111111*. a l e p arti)' tin* i«*Nult «•f ;i«'i on m it ien l rem ' i i t Ii doiu* b> flu r o m m i t t r o ' * eu tfi iirern at l.atitfl«*y K ield . T h o the ho|>e of Sil|H't iuteii* rii nt<* e n g i n e e r s retfiird the pres­ Calks .lames MoiltfliloU ent p la n e * a * l u m b e r i n g truck* planting in the developed • i n i i t p a i e d to pin nr*a « o i n i n g out »f For t Mellon I’ark rail [ in a y e a r n r ho. Tin* n e w win|! will h a v e o n l y d to emnp'o'tion tin* and ,f t h r p r u g r v * . .,1 , | 1P ' o n e . , h „ d the r e . i - t a n r e o f p r aap rogrvsA .MTiiitfbtun Hopes To F i n i s h Landseapinff This S c a s o n , Sunk By; Mine Off Southeast England Prior to tha-^rtarfpal address on the program, R a d Dorner spoke to the club la behalf of the Rcmlnole County Fair and Celery Exhibit to ba held her# Feb, 1817- "Thia is a claan cut proposi­ tion”, Mr. Domar said, 'Thera are no drifter* or floater* con­ nected with It, and In asking for the aupport of each and everyhne of you, I urge you not to Judge It by previous exhibition* of thl* nalurc.M Mr. Brooker waa introduced by Commander Gcokg* Weinstein of the local post of the American Len, who alto Introduced Gllea L. vis of Orlando, vk# commander of the American Legion In Flori­ da. Tha Rev. Martin Bram preaided over th* meeting. Clyde Parker had charg* of th* pro­ gram ond E. M. Armlteg* led th* ringing. , On* of th* prim* purposes of tbo Amsrkan legion, **[d Mr. Brooktr, l* to sec to It that th# 'Ufa, liberty, and pursuit of hap­ less” which w# hava oil err­ ed la bandod (town to our __id ran. Th# original program of the Legion waa outlined aa fol- S • O n«ni#ani*tA vkS'im er7 and were Injured aboard the 8,817- this i» le** than one-fourth *>r th r number *old |n»l yrar. ton British passenger liner City total H r advised auto owners th.it of Marseilles, which was towed they are required to p,c»ent their to a port a fte r striking a mine title certificate* and iegl*lrnlinn o ff the east Scottish roast. cards when purchasing n lirenss. A t least 2,720 lives have been In Ihe event that tlie-e ate lost, lost In th# 18 week* and one however, a tsg may he t-Mird on day of maritim e combat. Ihe presentation of I ho mimhet The U. S. liner M anhattan, of the 10:10 log If it u s - issued detained a t G ibraltar for 4" In this county, hr said. hours, was perm ltled to resume One week from today Ih e time her voyage to Ganoa a fte r sup­ ciplre* for using Ihe old lirrnse* plying British authorities with o on the highways of the -l.ste and list of It* V*rgo and agreeing although the Governor ha s the to. turn over to British 1muthoritv' to rsten d the time until ____ any contraband tthat l,rs I . . . a t nGenoa Feb. 1, a* yet there ha* been no found In It* msni might be Indication .th at he will do *o. fest. A large amount of the revenue* In London the British govern­ from the auto tag »ulr« !« u»cd m ent was reported considering a In payment of »«lnile* lor school plan to establish a contraband teacher* and th,- Stale i* e«n*iilcontrol station In Canadian w a­ erablv behind In the payment of ters as a result of protest* by IU allocation* to Seminole I'oiinthe United S lates over diversion ly, forcing the borrowing of fundof American ships o British pnrl« wlth which to pay Ihe local tenchfo r examination. rr*. The United S tates ha* ad­ vised G reat B ritain she would RED PAPER 1U)MIII:| > be held responsible fo r any damSTOCKHOLM, Jan. 8. -UP)—A a rc s suffered by American "hip* home made bomb eiplnded today forced Into w ar gone water* for outehle the office of the Com­ munist newspaper Nyr Dag. caus­ contraband search. Th# German governm ent an­ ing considerable propeity damage, Thr nounced Ita navy waa selling at but oo on* was injur,d "conseriptable Pole* trying bombing was thought to have been th* work of Finnish »ymto flea from Baltic countries to pathliera. roach enemy te rrito ry .” likely month ran he continued It 1! V . rV.‘ Ita ho ,.r will b r e o m e ., **r Ihirin*! the month o f Decern* * 'H*' 1 hei Intiidl r*l« • f t i r e * au. l s h r u b - I " ml < f f „ „ - i „ » » f a m o t o r at tea** 1IM* | - , . , n l . Wei** set out hy C l 1 ) r i r i v * t li ura fa t ni the m outh o f .latiI'li iy the plant uitf« m e In'iiitf coll* liuuetl u«» iiipitlly a >» tlonutmu** a r e Seminole C o u n t y T ax C o l l e c t o r T h e C i t y P ,nmnii«i'iou Jno. D Jinkin*. nhove, today lias li l lt h o li r e d till e x p e m l l l i i i e ol itnniuim*«*d Ids lamlidncy fm r $.*•<) fo r toliruh-* w in ch m e not j election, subject to the Deni axuilt ihlr ihroiitfh donation-*. erntic Diinwulev m May N'eail) MHI lieeto mid hIi i i i Ii * w e r e doiinleil by r e 'i d c i i l n o f Sun lo r d foi mu* in ilu- 1 'i u k iliirinir t I Iin:b y. S«*nl Solo |liM*endH-i. .Mi .Moutflitnu - a n l, i *k mi • i 11»»* S<-iiiiiioli* (’minty prrs*«fiie on b e h alf ot the i *ity• I'tiii. • m il lli.ilth A'*»ocia’ our oiliiTiF a p p i e e i a l ton lot | , ii-l t>,ii thiil IIt#* tnhrrcu th e se con trib ution * l i e -m d thin i |,,»U i» litMi of .S.iiMiit'lt* ( ’utility nthei d o i m l i o i u wi l e m ad e tlm mu : k i ,.| il \ Mtuihitfi aii* tfnitefut the month hut lliul llu * *ly e r e w - I j , , , ( |„ i".I »*i •*•» I•\ •!»•• purchaoe w e r e iinulde lo It uio*plaut * t l i n u I ,.| i |*, •I Mill S> ll ||.. • vti, ui i ?i** hurry and Kvprestoiritf hi' apprei mtion rnr until 1hi« mou th T h e I’mk** lh -p.iltim nt n U o set 1 •i • Ii• i-»mu ~ •httpping and the ro-operntion of tin- • 'i i f i i - **( out mole tliiin l.iimi P* tuitui hitli,lu\ i* It'lii ui i m i M i - i . l ug Icy the ( 'minty dmiiitf hi- pie* d p lan t' m the x.i» H*11 pu ll ill llu* .|,»|*,L ‘maiiv haxi* uvcritMikcd M rs. In g le y S ay s P a tie n ts ( ir a te f u l F o r S eal F u n d s J n o . D. J in k in s T o Be C a n d id a te F o r R e -E le ctio n | ir. endii • dining term. Jno. |). Jinkin'. • d.,« n> City •'L mini in*" ilin i »lu*» U fur ( ’hri«tmrm flounced that he would he a can* Moutfhtoii 'iilit S' ill Uul il in nut ton lut«• tu The doiuilloii 1*0 III! ilintilIt' inuil |„,u I'un Jtiitof* nf tlii* .SellIx (iidnte to j»u<ri*od limi'i ' 01 ilo* office of County Tax » t* i are n* follow« an l»ittij* ii N'i'w Vmr'x «paik «»f ...... l i n i n ' lf.pt- |.» u nick • filial fltfliMlitf for (MU Fill HIMIII * he| t \ icrni •<. P • M y Inn. D an d J r n l t l r ) g u a v a . Mi to be lietd in May. lien It Ii. 11 run t y o u r pint in (lie t<u< iitotuui halth* iiciiitf wngnl Mil* J i n k i n * . Seminole (‘minty IlMri • *tanding tax rrcnidll III Mir Sl*ll«* 1 :ir» live uultF. Mi nml x l i ' W. n u n i n ' I linn ill4'siil iliw au'." ii K. K l r c h l i o f f 1 |*l,Mf •*»U uf ilu* S«*i*I Snip arc 1 *•! u m le u « . .I | IH Ita pIlllllU'IM, .1 ll 'eil tu ili'cuvcr CHFCN of tuber1 IT»* jnilusiH .ini ly enmitfh to help them. | c r e p e m y t i le , i iNlctonillllll t n i i n , nml 1 di n u ii lii. Mi ' .1 T 1 prov ide piupi*i tit it* fur tin* needy Newby ,11111! prr•x• nl iliu spread of tha Mr ili 'i h ' i h> ItuiMiiitf up uiulernour|f» lartfe \\ a hititfloiii a ' . nml M i « VV.-L. lle iile ) (mheil Im>dii ' ot tlnltlifu whu have H plumluitfo, f> 1 *ll ll ll 1 V|UB1a , 1 JIB« h e rn i x that givat ra le h»» ta i’li taken lo promote in efflrleiit sml uerurate sy*ten, of re,-omI* uml to this end it 1* *p|Kirent that the ) o il,-to r s p a r e s no effort, which ,. ••onimrndahle.'' firm of government by th# loculSanford'* flrat pre-amateur golf ond Roy Horan, Orlindn, nil; Mr. Jinkins ask* for the -upport ration o f Amsriaan tournament ended In a tie yratrr- Carl Dann, Jr. and Tom Camry, of the puhlie in the mining priOrlando, #8; Hugh Ackerman and day with taro teeaaa scoring a beat Claud* Harmon, OiUndn, All; Aid mary election. |ram ine, uml jT. I.angle) ) 2 llinrilbin pei , Mr*. Al Is,', \\ A Pul I taige luiiber J rick and I date p alm , W u l t n Unuth. ( (*l(lil,„«*d - uee ess e f the F ilt n a I I’nlins and trees furnished - b> •ignin -t i l i r itixuding h m ile a o f 'be City >d .S.111I 0 , 1 l(,'d ll,i««ia a p p u i e n t l y h s * s t im u - *•7!) Tha rchebllltatlon of aroundad vstorana. In thU connectloa K wad revealed that tha death rats among veteran* for the asms ago group* la I t percadt higher than among tha re a tn f th* population. •<«> Service to th# cwumralto, state aad nation aa exemplified try anfaty acUrltles apd dlea*ter reJS ft. - - Goss And Allan Tie With Dawson And Johnson In Golf Tournament a. W. Champagne and Denny Cham* pagn*. Orlando, 68; L. Noah uml Jim Thompson, Ormond Beach, 72. Jack McLaran and J. Noth. Ormond Brack, 71; Rutsell Scholl ■nd Roy Horan, Orlando, no; IL Bob Inton and Henry Johnson, Nrw Im yrna. 68; Mort llright and Ab* Thorn# Daytona, 67; W. Wadsworth and K. Leonard, Day­ tona, M | Jack Go** and Pug AUan. D tU nd. M | 0 . Nilaon and D. • Bontervill*, D*Land,| Jo* Oalloway and Ray Horan, Orlan­ do, ITi Jack Goss, DcLnnd, and Bob Dutton. Nil**, Mich.,: Phil Oraakoff aad Allan Btewari, Han­ ' t Warraa Dawaon and Harb Naw Smyrna; H*rb N#W S n u rr M t H # rb ■8 I f J* T a o m p a o ii' 7 8 j M 4 W. D*w*oo, Euitla, 1 — —— .1 ¥ ---------- i n , 1 1 , Relief Fund For Finns Reaches $59.05 Total | .14 nallv, trnllan oak-. '■*” t milm.1 ruralyplu L o n g w o o d l o V ote ,na 8 .................* On A b o lish m e n t A t P o lls T u e sd a y Shall the Town of Isingwood and It* municipal government l>e abolished *nd a "Ta* District nf Longwood'1 created to liquidate th* a ffa tri of th* town in accord­ ant* with the provisions nf an net pa***d In th* IU10 session of the A regular LaarUlatur* T ior Chamber ThU issue will be derided by held in th# Um property owner* In Seminole day night at City News Briefs f o u n t y ', th l i d - l a r g r s t m u n icip al| t]r | a IB d ^ t l o n to m o rro w . meeting of th# Ju n ­ of Commerce will InMayfair Hotel Tues­ 7:01) o'rlock; lull'd llu- a d i m iu t i o u nf t h e A m e r Iran p«','|di- In such an r i l c n t t h a t III,*) a i r g i v i n g nil ttat- m on ey t h e y ru n u f f i n d I,, «,i,l Ih e Fion iih rsusi' K vnlihx' nf lids is -ren In San• f,»'d a- fund* ruiilinur lo cumo br­ io Th,' lie,ahl office to be for! war,I,-il lo Finnish relief head1, pturli'is I,, New York. Thr#* mure eontriliution* of 81, $5, and $6, hnv«* swellrd Ihe total to 8.Y.MI.V The lle ia lj will accept all ■Innalinns and forw ard them to New York. FI VP. HONS IN NAVT WORKERS FLOWN TO DOCgS LONDON. Jan. &-<*>>-A m lJoe Galloway nntory .flying squad of aklllad dockara to move from port to port to daafjwlth Wartime divrraton ef shipping haa haen argaalaad by YF.MA8SEK. 8. G, Jan. B.—HP) —The Thoma* Daniel* are doing their hit for Unci* * Sam’s d#fiiise. With th* rnlU tm m t of their youngest *on, Tam, Jr., th* other day, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vialatora of City ord|/v*nc*» will have fir* sunt In th* U. 8. Mvy. ba tried before Ju d g e ‘ Frank I.. MlUar In a aeaalon of the Munici­ p a l Court at the Police Station thia afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. LOCAL WEATHER There will be a meeting of the Sanford Ministerial AaaorlaUan Fair and colder tonight Ugh# ■ a t tha Flrat Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon, tha Rev. W. P. to heavy frost ta tha e n tra in . Brook*, J r , chairman, said today. north poition with a temperate*# \ of M to 80 deg r Woodmen e f t h s World meet In In the central pari regular »cation la the Woodman Der*turn of SO tt Hall oa Tuesday night a t TtM. Tttraday (air and v i * .- ' Th* regular drill »r**ion* of th* thrr# local National Guard future of the loam which we* Companlc* will t>* held in th* granted it* charter more than SO Armory tonight a t 8:00 o'clock. T k . v o t e w hich will decide the year* age haa aroused a large amount of interest In longwood with both the pro* and cons stand­ ing behind their divargent view*. - . ’ " 'u "1* M i'll. P ta a c lo i # - hilled ••pel M • tM>cau»e of tile cnntliitwd lion of its eitirriu (•nil III! e f flelent methods Ml J i n k i n inaugurated. In sun lining lUI 1i he rcsuit nf thr latest i m i l l . Ihe .Stale auditor had this I, i 'It \ “All record* were*• f' uml Ill' ll ly iml arrurntely keptt. it |a «' valent ball of dd to toad tha ftchb. One team competed of Jack Goaa, am­ ateur, and Png AUea, pro, of DoLand tied for flrat omf second ptoeee with the team composed of Warren Dawaon, a auteur, and Heib Johnson, pro, ef New Smyr­ na. Tying for third place were Utrae teams, Lee Coetea and Warw a Dawaon a f Knatla, Mort Bright and Aha Thorne of Day­ tona, Spencer and Ralph Stewart of SaafMd. Each Uam sowed a hast haB a f €7. . T s a d m t t toaau wars en­ tered In the lonnwy that attract­ ed many af Central Florida'* heat a a u te a r and p ref anaIona I player*. V 110 Improvements In U.S. Planes Are Predicted MURPHY NAMED TO HIGH COURT Piping Out Of Soviet Division R u s s i a n s Said To H a v e Lost V a s t ' Quantities Of Guns; 1,000 Men Captured A n f > FLORIDA* MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1940 M m W Aanoriated Prvaa l k 'r u lt A n i l V c g v t a b l M T h a n S im ila r A m i In A n ir r lr * __________ _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 06, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 1940. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/51be2d54c3a97665ac2ebdc2973ec61d.pdf 0e33b289e123374a94587a40e7fd6a0d PDF Text Text *c I > v-RL t W*VV * THE 8ANIWUI “ Where Is It? Wifl We Know Each Other There? Why Heaven Will Never Grow Tiresome. WiB We Be Sorry Because Some Loved One Is Missing? Will We Be Able To Enjoy Heaven Without Them? Will Families, Broken By Death, Be Reunited There? First in a Series of Thrilling Bible Lectures by E vangelist G lenn A delbert Coon NOTED TRAVELER AND BIBLE LECTURER ThU Scotch meat pi« made of ground beef, onion and tomato ii a tatty ditli for a cold night. fa Easy To Malta and h Eapaeially Good For Sunday Night Suppera ■ i i • r by Dorothy Orttg k trnnla m ho goeu yachting R f t v W large dinJUt gaaata a n served tgae, although be r smokes nor drinks, hspptkn of society Want from the on* I tod With ■ business kllovoq; to public n - JCN wa were small, Sunday ' . .light sapper at Bouteh grand•other's boats was tbs big event if tbe week. It was elan night, the light grandmotbsr gathered her iblldren and her graodehildrea ironad tbe family board. Truly ft ■liable beet eat down, with grandlather beaming oa ble balm from me end ot the table and at tbe Xber, grand mot bar keeping an ever aratehfal eye lo aee that all had ■Italy lo eat ror tbe youngster*. Ibe evening was compounded of merry aaate with bright pink cheeks, Jovial naeleb who told marvelene stories, of attab langbier, warmth and tba cheer of good food . . . wonderful food. Great platters of cold sliced •mats, debp dishes of hot ecalloped potatoes, round crystal bowls of the frolls, plrklvs and roUsbaa pat «p by ginadmother bafaatf, ctaaamon boas la which betur, sugar aad cinnamon had beta laid oa with such lavish hand they wars literally —maid |B cinnamon taffy. Aad then grandmother-* meat pletl They were her • pedal pride. Hen wen not deep plea made with tubes of meat. No. grindmother's the lively tana of tomato. It makes ni'd |itm wi-rr flit, Ilk* I ■■■■inkin the |>lo even more flavorsome. Tble made of tuinalii flavor I* achieved by simply or berry pin. They __ were ___________ chopped bwf, renuljy Miiaoned with addins rointmued tomato aoop. Ununion amt topped by llir richest of dnuliii'dly It Ihera had been tomato flaky pu-try " u cut into they flavor fn »urh readily available florin ■-lioKril bnor i i irt -rl.ol.ly anil, In giandmother's day she would gllateninr. nikI r h-Mifi.iu. Wv<lg» of bain med II. A great ona fur flaror, that bo: .learning pin un yunr plals was grandmother. mi Sunday nlahl »a« aumelUIng lo Hare's bow to make tble famous look furnard to all week. Grand- pie . . . and coaid anything bo mollici n meat plrs mails their sp- simpler) peartiiro with i ho flrat crisp, cold t th. t n n t kmf days ot aulunm and wt-re aarred all « i.tieipooai et enlen. i»tn- >. winter thereafter. (Inn pie would have been skimpy tar* for that Vituh »f pdpptr patrlarrhlal gathering. Three, four, l toUMr flee pies, fresh and hot from the ■Mrt N'iry nrtn arrltred on tbs table. The pise wen baked on Batnrdty. Then, oa Beutd the onion la the butler. Bondar right It was a simple matter Add the chopped beef, coadeuaed to tilde lbs pies Into the oven sad tomato soup, salt aad pepper. Let reheat them. simmer gently until the meal Is Just arandmolber. of course, taught barely brown. Line pi# plat* with bar daughter* to maka Ihe plat and pastry, pour the mlttun Into It tha always claimed that those mast eorsr with pastry, prick th* top plat wen mainly responsible for the with a fork, and brush lightly with flne husbands tbs girls acquired. mailed butter. Bake at 111 degrees No mao, declared grandmother, for on* hoar. oonld resist a girl who could make Us* a rich, short ftaky pastry. a toothsome meat pie like that aad Or. If you don't (eel up ta making to her lassies bad their pick of the your own pastry, aoma of Uto prolade That at least, was grand­ pared pastry muse a n a good bet mother's story, t Oood eating la that pi*. One word * Well, Ihoe* meat ptaa a n still of advice, though . . . bettor bake being made la ibe family aad protr two of them at a time. Yeuag aad, ably always will be. There has been old, men. woman aad children alt! fast one alight change la tha recipe pass back for more. IV* that kihd over the y e a r s j ,, the addition of .o< P K * Sunday Night, Jan. 7th at 7:30 A t The Atew ARMORY ♦ SANFORD, FLORIDA A D M ISSIO N AIVJD A LL SEATS. F R E E ! CHILDREN NQT ADMrtTED UNLESS / ACCOMPANIBP BY. ADULTS ' A BIG COMMUNITY 8 n SERVICE / rM ftn itiM the mils two east u> of Orange, ,wu miles >■•■ wi •■■(•, Tag, twUy tbe Southern Pacific flyer Areedlan became the second train casualty In a week. • Only 21 passengers were Injured. K ft hod* of the "I have to. ly methods 1 rr of IBtB bo at President i try to eohr* mot so, a t 0 Chairman Named For President’s Birthday B a l l s THIS CURIOUS WORLD with fln t sRsax. ans The basis of hla Evleo was this: “There la ■ternary In business, een .sailing- la both busldlplomary you have to p«)atable, attnethre, to ■told posed “palatable, W HENl to warring Europe. . A * iTTflutog to the Vatican ( JO IN ieO THH L IM ITE D STA TES, IT R 8 6 R R V B O TUB PtKSHT TO DO/IOOI T O eua INTO A S AVAIMV /V S JACKSONVILLE Jan. 6 . 'Vllllem T, KJwunl*. chairman f the PlnrlJn division of tho Atlornl Knnndfitlon for Infan■tin I'rmlvulr. nnimunreil thl* week that all county chairman are been appolnlnf to carry -ut aurh program* as each chair•nhn ileslrcd for the forthcoming •vmle In honor of I W ile t t '{onervolt * blrthiloy till* month. "Wo hi»i>i> till* year to break all records," ►-.1-1 Chairman Kdwm .I*, "ami villi our chulrinJn mint* ilelr:mlncJ than ever to build up Ih-lr local, rhaptm, Iluir i» every reason to feul lluil varh county will greatly benefit tbrouirh Hum funds and InciilentallV hefo the National Pnumialloit 'carry on n greht PROGRAMS FOR REMAINDER OF THE WEEK ARE): * TUESDAY NIGHT, January 9th, nt 7:30 ARMAGEDDON—EARTH’S LAST WAR Where, How. aad Wbea W ill II be re a c h !I Mepea r „ I'alverM l l»vae« aha! I.r .a l VUTNl rmi-KHM, Ur. Uvea,. III.nasal.b.a rhrsM aa, will Vf.ee a I the f l n l hrallh OrlSrr, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Jan. 101H at 7:30 A Blanllac nihie rrevh.rv Whieb Caaaed aaa ta> ndets ta Aaeept Tk* Bible Aa Tbe Ween ef IM . y FRIDAY NIGHT, J a n u if 12th, .1 7:10 THE MAN WHO NEVER PAID HIS DEBTS AND YET WAS SAVED! learalac Ibe ABC af Chftatlaalir. DISTINGUISHED M JOHN HAMRICK, JR. Ptoabt WILL HITLER, MUSSOLINI, OR STALIN UNITE EUROPE UNDER ONE FLAG? PHYSICIANS * FEATURED i GEORGE WQtTRR* Musi* Mrootev rUVfi.B&r p-rmj>yfa V' liW H ’ ; \ Y ^ u iiS ^ ' �> -.v * t, *H.. -.VPf .v t * \ . * f& rft I f c r a l d ENDENfl^EWSPAPER > FLORIDA* MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1940 M m W Aanoriated Prvaa SPEAKS Seminole County Produce* Mora k'rult Anil VcgvtablM Than A nf Similar A m i In Anirrlr* NUMBER 110 Established In 1908 Improvements In U.S. Planes Are Predicted MURPHY NAMED TO HIGH COURT Piping Out Of Soviet Division R u s s i a n s Said To H a v e Lost V a s t ' Quantities Of Guns; 1,000 Men Captured Italy Agrees To )i •« . •«- •_ Today’s A ircraft is Termed Lumbering: Trucks Compared To Newest T y p e s Rainfall Soaks County's Reids Precipitation For ’39 Is ' Above Normal F u r o r e Continues 1st Time Since ’35 Over Removal Of The heaviral alagla rain tlnee English War Head la st' September aoaked Semlnnl* Non-Stop Trips To Europe Seen Aid Hungarians Finland today reported a new victory over Russia, wiping out' a second division of the invading troops, and the capture of more than 1,000 prisoners and huge quantities of equipment. A high authority at Buda­ pest said the foifign min­ isters of Hiragarv and Italy had a f r a id oa a dafanahra p act assuring H uagary of Italian mlHta ry aid evan though lavaded by G trm aay aad Russia. Cooky and VroM» Speeds Up To 500 mph Are Possible W ith Secret Developments ’ WUItun'' C. B i M s r . airov*, eeiM ntndfr o f tl»» ArarrIran L c c te n . * u the gu»*t speaker a t. th* meeting " f the W A S H IN G T O N . .Tan. 8 .— and will County'i th irsty field* yesterday Rutary Club today f A P ) — A e ro n a u tic a l o n g ievening and h i t night aa 1.1 apeak a t tn# dinner-meeting of n e e r* In ,la y fo r e c a s t A m e r i­ Inrhe* were recorded by loral the Campbell-iLoMlnr Pont in c a n a ir p la n e s i-apnM i' o f fly* the Legion H ut tonightInstrument*. iiifr In E u ro p e w ith n fu ll YeRterday'i' rainfall w»t al­ most twice aa much a* the total lo a d o f Im m lm . o r p a s s e n g e r # for the mnnthi o f November and niul carRO a n d r e l u r n m ir n o i l - . December during which a total of held over from h a t year’a *oea to p if n e c e s s a ry . .68 Inchoa of rain fell, over three *lon. Proponent* were criticliM inehea below normal— WHK PHOTO The probability and ex­ for reviving the bill a t a tlma Frank Murphy pose* for photographer* afteir hi* nnniinntion hy P u ‘blent Roosevelt ns nu a-*, pected In lK*enme a reality For the first time alnee 1PM, when democracy la "fighting for seriate justice of the Suprem e C »utl. Soli, itor G vnrm l Itohert II. J,„ k th e rainfall In Bemlnole County on is to succeed him i»s tu the next year or IS months, Ita Ufa." Opponent* pointed out during the p a it year haa been th a t there were only three lynch­ head of the Justice D epartm ent. grew out of two trrlinical rep o rt! no rm al The heavy precipitation ing* In the nation la*t year('o’ '•■K'* u tfit'* i',» l«> »»*• III** national Ail* • to g during the m onthi of April, June, The I!ou*e Naval Comn\IU*a July and Auguat offaet the mlirai naiulct. heard Admiral flatuld Stark urge renrffnga of the rem aining month* h!H ft» Congreea to approve « 11,800,by - plua M Inehea, according to 000,000 fleet Infrraae lecauae the in wiiitf tlesitfii, nml "fin n in g " the record* of Metaorologlat O. P. th reat o f a “wgrld conflagration” I or airplane entfine cylinder* » ; a. hai m — Paxton. • lilt f e pioniise to imiritM* vastly Iho Rainfall during the month of The program of the American I fThe flrat o p e n 'th re a t on CXpItol iitfi*. bimm'i I, |iu> loiiil and e ffic i,Augu*t waa the heaviest with a Legion waa outllnad by Slate | (f«Hlaa«a wa r»l* T « l) , y o f plntiei* aliiTiil\ being total of 11.71 inehea being record­ Commander ’ William C. Iltcnker O desijItfiinl. ed, 8.6ft above normal for the l'n*M‘iit nnlitaty and civil air* of Tampa, speaking before the month. k rrnft, wlm b !»;»■* Iiroiitfht Europe, The to tal rain fall fo r 1889, ac­ member* of the Rotary Club to­ N»uth A iih tm u Mud Hawaii w ith­ cording to Mr. Paxton, la 61.7# day, as ona of youth activities hh subversive agencies in a da\ *s fix uitf 111111*. ale p arti)' Incbee while the normal annual combating tin* i«*Nult «•f ;i«'i onmitienl ren d n fall fa r the Covaty la 61.51 and movement*, and preparedness m' i i t Ii doiu* b> flu rom m ittro'* for peace •* wcU aa war. eutfiiirern at l.atitfl«*y Kield. Tho Tbs American Legion apeak* t . r According to m a n ia on preelpllluy your IP 10 ntiln license the ho|>e of Sil|H't iuteii* Mr » M*d*twl r m * riint<* engineers retfiird the pres­ latlon kept by Chane and Com­ with a volts o f g million men with The sinking . nf tha 1,688-toii tag* now in order In avoid the Calks .lames MoiltfliloU ent plane* a* lumbering truck* pany, there waa n rain deficiency o tingle purpose, a*Id Mr. Urook- British * ta«m t|ip Towneley by 1a*t minute tu«h," Seminole iniitpaied to pin nr*a «oining out er. adding th a t there are more planting in the developed • a f T i * 7 tnchaa la 19S8. a total of a mine o ff tHb southeast roast Couniy Tnx Collector Jno. P . »f For t M ellon I’ ark rail [ in a year nr ho. M S hi 1987 a n A S Jd in ISM for than l.OfO posts throughout the of England yesterday raised tha Jinkin* whosr office i* in charge Tin* new win|! will have only • to tal deficiency In the threo United State*. Thar* ar» 122 post* toll of all nations In sea w arfare of the log sale*. urged today. d to emnp'o'tion tin* In Florida with 12,600 member*. and ,f thr prugrv*. .,1 ,|1P ' one., h „d the re.i-tanre o f praaSince the license* went on sale progrvsA to a t least t9 C ship* with an ag ­ * _ .... month ran he continued It 1! V . rV.‘ ’ "'u"1* gregate tonnawe of 1,085,881. •n Dec. I, thor* h s 'e been s p ­ likely Ita ho,.r will breome ., **r M i'll. P ta a cloi#an* saved, proglmaleiy 1,000 told, Mr. JinThe Tow nslerfd crew wai was »*v«u , ^ Mirl#di p*jpti-s o u t th at • O n«ni#ani*tA vkS'im er7 and this i» le** than one-fourth *>r th r Ihirin*! the month of Decern* *'H*' 1 Prior to th a -^ rta rfp a l address were Injured aboard the 8,817- total number *old |n»l yrar. hei Intiidl r*l« • f tire* au.l shrub-I " ml <ff„ „-i„ » »f a motor at tea** on the program, R a d Dorner ton British passenger liner City 1IM* | - , . , n l . H r advised auto owners th.it Wei** set out hy Cl1) ririv* spoke to the club la behalf of the of Marseilles, which was towed they are required to p,c»ent their t li ura fat ni the mouth of .latiRcmlnole County Fair and Celery to a port a fte r striking a mine title certificate* and iegl*lrnlinn I'liiy the plant uitf« m e In'iiitf collExhibit to ba held her# Feb, 18- o ff the east Scottish roast. cards when purchasing n lirenss. * liuuetl u«» iiipitlly a >» tlonutmu** are A t least 2,720 lives have been In Ihe event that tlie-e ate lost, 17- "Thia is a claan cut proposi­ Seminole County T ax Collector The City P ,nmnii«i'iou tion”, Mr. Domar said, 'T h e ra lost In th# 18 week* and one however, a tsg may he t-Mird on Jno. D Jinkin*. nhove, today lias lilltholired till expemllliiie ol day of maritim e combat. drifter* or floater* con­ Ihe presentation of I ho mimhet itnniuim*«*d Ids lamlidncy fm r $.*•<) for toliruh-* winch m e not j T h e ft wfll ha a meeting o f the are no with The U. S. liner M anhattan, of the 10:10 log If it u s - issued election, subject to the Deni It, and In asking for axuiltihlr ihroiitfh donation-*. B m lS tla County Democratic Com- nected detained a t G ibraltar for 4" the aupport of each and everyhne erntic Diinwulev m May N'eail) MHI lieeto midhIiiii Ii * nrittao to U . Court Hou.e tonight of you, I urge you not to Judge It hours, was perm ltled to resume In this county, hr said. One week from today Ihe time were doiinleil by re'idciiln of Suna t ftOO o'clock, according to ta- by previous exhibition* of thl* her voyage to Ganoa a fte r sup­ ciplre* for using Ihe old lirrnse* lord foi mu* in ilu- 1'iuk iliirinir fonaatiou received today from aut I I in:b y. S«*nl Solo plying British authorities with o on the highways of the -l.ste and nalurc.M |liM*endH-i. .Mi .Moutflitnu -anl, i*kth o re tire tourer*. mi • i 11»»* S<-iiiiiioli* ( ’minty Mr. Brooker waa introduced by list of It* V*rgo and agreeing although the Governor has the prrs*«fiie on behalf ot the i*ity • I'tiii. • m il lli.ilth A'*»ociar . rr. o fao ar, chairman of tha Commander Gcokg* Weinstein of to turn to British ’ our oiliiTiF appieeial ton lot | , ii-l t>,ii thiil I It#* tnhrrcu committee, etuld not be contacted the ____over l,rsI 1muthoritv ... ' to rsten d the time until any contraband tthat local post of the American Le- a t. n Genoa Feb. 1, a* yet there ha* been no these contribution* lie -md thin i |,,»U i» litMi of .S.iiMiit'lt* ( ’utility today. M r a atatam ent but It ta n, who alto Introduced Gllea L. might be found In It* msni Indication .th at he will do *o. nthei doimlioiu wi le made tlm mu : ki,.| il \ Mtuihitfi aii* tfnitefut avpaUad th a t tha qualifying fee. vis of Orlando, vk# commander fest. the month hut lliul llu * *ly erew -Ij,,, (|„ i".I »*i •*•» I•\ •!»•• purchaoe A large amount of the revenue* a f logoi candidate* in the Demo­ the American Legion In Flori­ In London the British govern­ from the auto tag »ulr« !« u»cd were iinulde lo It uio*plaut *tlinu I ,.| i |*, •I Mill S> ll crat!* P rim ary election will ha act of da. Tha Rev. Martin Bram prem ent was reported considering a ||.. • vti, ui i ?i** hurry and In payment of »«lnile* lor school and Sthar hoalneaa In connection aided over th* meeting. Clyde Kvprestoiritf hi' apprei mtion rnr until 1hi« mouth plan to establish a contraband The I’mk** lh-p.iltim nt nUo set 1 teacher* and th,- Stale i* e«n*iil•i • Ii• i-»mu ~ •httpping and with tha alectton will be acted P arker had charg* of th* pro­ control station In Canadian w a­ erablv behind In the payment of the ro-operntion of tin- • 'i i f i i - **( out mole tliiin l.iimi P* tuitui hitli,lu\ i* It'lii ui i m i M i - i . lug Icy gram ond E. M. Armlteg* led th* ters as a result of protest* by IU allocation* to Seminole I'oiin- the ( 'minty dmiiitf hi- pie* d p lan t' m the x.i» H*11 pull ill llu* .|,»|*,L ‘maiiv haxi* uvcritMikcd ringing. , the United S lates over diversion ly, forcing the borrowing of fund- term. Jno. |). Jinkin'. • d.,« n> City |ir. endii • dining •'L mini in*" ilin i »lu*» U fur ( ’hri«tmrm On* of th* prim* purposes of of American ships o British pnrl« wlth which to pay Ihe local tench- flounced that he would he a can* Moutfhtoii 'iilit S' ill Uul il in nut ton lut«• tu tbo A m srkan legion, **[d Mr. fo r examination. rr*. The doiuilloii 1*0 III! ilintilIt' inuil |„,u I'un Jtiitof* nf tlii* .SellIx (iidnte to j»u<ri*od limi'i ' 01 ilo* B rooktr, l* to sec to It th at th# The United S tates ha* ad­ office of County Tax » t* i are n* follow« an l»ittij* ii N'i'w Vmr'x «paik «»f 'U fa, liberty, and pursuit of hap­ vised G reat B ritain she would ff ..... linin' lf.pt- |.» u nick • filial fltfliMlitf for R E D P A P E R 1U) M III:|> (MU Fill HIMIII *he| t \ icrni •<. P • M y less” which w# hava oil err­ be held responsible fo r any damInn. D were toand J rn ltlr) guava-. Mi STOCKHOLM, Jan. 8. -UP)—A to be lietd in May. lien It Ii. 11 run t y o u r pint in ed la bandod (town to our a rc s suffered by American "hip* home made bomb eiplnded today (lie t<u< iitotuui halth* iiciiitf wngnl Mil* Jinkin*. Seminole (‘minty IlMri • ■Udaar Tnapccter Grady L. Dan- __ id ran. Th# original program of forced Into w ar gone water* for outehle the office of the Com­ *tanding tax rrcnidll III Mir Sl*ll«* 1 :ir» live uultF. Mi nml x li' W. n u n in ' I linn ill 4'siil iliw au '." the Legion waa outlined aa fol- contraband search. munist newspaper Nyr Dag. caus­ tM>cau»e of tile cnntliitwd 1 |*l,Mf •*»U uf ilu* S«*i*I Snip arc hilled ••pel M • K. Klrchlioff T h a Beaataoto Barbecue o a IB* Th# German governm ent an­ ing considerable propeity damage, lion of its eitirriu (•nil III! effl- 1 *•! umleu«. .I | IHIta pIlllllU'IM, .1 ll'eil tu ili'cuvcr CHFCN of tuber* •7 !) Tha rchebllltatlon of aroundThirteenth S treet and Thr elent methods Ml Jinkin| crepe my tile, i iNlctonillllll 1 IT»* jnilusiH .ini ly enmitfh to help them. nounced Ita navy waa selling at but oo on* was injur,d return waa granted peraato- ad vstorana. In thU connectloa K "conseriptable Pole* trying bombing was thought to have inaugurated. In sun lining lUI 1ihe rc- tniin, nml 1 dinuiilii. Mi ' .1 T 1provide piupi*i tit it* fur tin* needy mahe alteration* totaDtog wad revealed th a t tha death ra ts to flea from Baltic countries to been th* work of Finnish »ym- suit nf thr latest i m ill. Ihe .Stale Newby , 11111! prr•x• nl iliu spread of tha pathliera. H. KngUah warn granted a among veteran* fo r the asm s ago roach enemy te rrito ry .” |f» lartfe \\ a hititfloiii a '. Mr ili'i h' i h> ItuiMiiitf up uiulernourauditor had this I, i 'It \ group* la I t percadt higher than lleiile) nml Mi« VV.-L. (mheil Im>dii ' ot tlnltlifu whu have “ All record* were*• f' uml Ill'll ly among tha r e a t n f th* population. H plumluitfo, f> 1*ll ll ll 1V|UB1a , 1 JIB« hern i x iml arrurntely keptt. it |a «'valent •<«> Service to th# cw um ralto, that givat ra le h»» ta i’li taken lo |ram ine, uml state a a d nation aa exemplified try promote in efflrleiit sml uerurate jT. I.angle) anfaty acUrltles apd dlea*ter resy*ten, of re,-omI* uml to this end ) 2 llinrilbin pei J S f t. - it 1* *p|Kirent that the ) o il,-to r , Mr*. Al Is,', \\ A Pul spares no effort, which ,. ••oniI taige luiiber mrndahle.'' J rick and I date palm, W ultn f irm o f governm ent by th# loculSanford'* flrat pre-am ateur golf ond Roy Horan, Orlindn, nil; Mr. Jinkins ask* for the -upport Unuth. ( (*l(lil,„«*d -ueeess ef the Filtna ration o f Amsriaan tournament ended In a tie y ratrr- C arl Dann, Jr. and Tom C am ry, of the puhlie in the mining pri- I I’nlins and trees furnished - b> •ignin-t ilir itixuding hmilea of Orlando, #8; Hugh Ackerman and 'be City >d .S.111I 0 , 1 day with taro teeaaa scoring a beat Claud* Harmon, OiUndn, All; A id mary election. l(,'d ll,i««ia appuiently hs* stimu1 — —— . 1 ------| .14 nallv, '■*” t milmlull'd llu- adimiutiou nf the Amerball of dd to toad tha ftchb. One Champagne and Denny Cham* ¥ in , 11 , trnllan oak-. .1 ruralyplu Iran p«','|di- In such an r ilc n t that team competed of Jack Goaa, am ­ pagn*. Orlando, 68; L. Noah uml III,*) a ir giving nil ttat- money they ateur, and Png AUea, pro, of Do- Jim Thompson, Ormond Beach, 72. run uffind I,, «,i,l Ihe Fioniih Land tied for flrat om f second Jack McLaran and J. Noth. rsusi' ptoeee with the team composed of Ormond Brack, 71; Rutsell Scholl K vnlihx' nf lids is -ren In SanW arren Dawaon, a a u te u r, and ■nd Roy Horan, Orlando, no; IL • f,»'d a- fund* ruiilinur lo cumo br­ H eib Johnson, pro, e f New Sm yr­ Bob Inton and Henry Johnson, io Th,' lie,ahl office to be forN rw Im yrna. 68; Mort llright na. ! war,I,-il lo Finnish relief headTying for third place were and Ab* Thorn# Daytona, 67; W. Shall the Town of Isingwood 1, pturli'is I,, New York. Thr#* Utrae teams, Lee Coetea and W ar- Wadsworth and K. Leonard, Day­ and It* municipal government l>e mure eontriliution* of 81, $5, and w a Dawaon a f Knatla, Mort tona, M | Jack Go** and Pug abolished *nd a "Ta* District nf $6, hnv«* swellrd Ihe total to B right and Aha Thorne of Day­ AUan. D tU n d . M | 0 . Nilaon and Longwood'1 created to liquidate 8.Y.MI.V The lle ia lj will accept all tona, Spencer and Ralph D. • Bontervill*, D*Land,| Jo* th* a ffa tri of th* town in accord­ ■Innalinns and forw ard them to S tew art of SaafM d. Each Uam Oalloway and Ray Horan, O rlan­ ant* with the provisions nf an net New York. do, IT i Jack Goss, DcLnnd, and pa***d In th* IU10 session of the sowed a hast haB a f €7. A regular meeting of th# Ju n ­ . T s a d m t t to a a u w ars en­ Bob Dutton. Nil**, Mich.,: Phil LaarUlatur* T ior Chamber of Commerce will Intered In the l onnwy th a t a ttra c t­ Oraakoff aad Allan Btew ari, Han­ ThU issue will be derided by held in th# Mayfair Hotel Tues­ FI VP. HONS IN NAVT ' ed many a f C entral Florida'* heat ' t W arraa Dawaon and Harb Um property owner* In Seminole day night at 7:01) o'rlock; a a u te a r an d p re f anaIona I player*. Naw yrna;t H*rb N#W Sm SnurrM H#rb fo u n ty ', thlid-largrst municipalYF.MA8SEK. 8. G , Jan . B.—HP) ■8 I f J* Taompaoii' 78j |t]r |a IB d ^ tlo n tomorrow. Th* regular drill »r**ion* of —The Thoma* Daniel* are doing th* thrr# local National Guard their hit for Unci* * Sam’s d#M 4 W. D*w*oo, E uitla, T k . vote which will decide the With th* rn lU tm m t of future of the loam which we* Companlc* will t>* held in th* fiiise. their youngest *on, Tam, Jr., th* granted it* charter more than SO Armory tonight a t 8:00 o'clock. other day, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel year* age haa aroused a large Vialatora of City ord|/v*nc*» will have fir* sunt In th* U . 8. M vy. amount of interest In longwood ba tried before J u d g e ‘ Frank I.. with both the pro* and cons stand­ ing behind their divargent view*. MlUar In a aeaalon of the Munici­ pal Court a t the Police Station WORKERS FLOWN TO DOCgS thia afternoon a t 4:00 o'clock. There will be a meeting of the LONDON. Jan. &-<*>>-A m lJoe Galloway nntory .fly in g squad of aklllad Sanford Ministerial AaaorlaUan F a ir and colder to n ig h t U gh# ■ a t tha F lrat Presbyterian Church dockara to move from port to port Tuesday afternoon, tha Rev. W. P. to heavy fro st ta th a e n tr a in . to daafjw lth Wartime divrraton e f Brook*, J r , chairman, said today. north poition w ith a tem perate*# \ shipping haa haen argaalaad by of M to 80 deg r Woodmen e f t h s World meet In In the central pari regular »cation la the Woodman Der* turn of SO tt H all oa Tuesday night a t TtM. Tttraday (air and iU U W . C. Brooker Talks A t Rotary LuncheonToday S t a t e Commander Of Tampa Outlines Program Of Legion Jinkins Urges Early Purchase Of Auto Tags \NNOUNCES ‘;500 Trees, Shrubs|vi^ “ Planted In P a rk 1 During December > Jan. 15 I Deadline Governor Sunk By; Mine Off U n 1e G r a n t s Extension Southeast England enc,fl “ .MTiiitfbtun Hopes To F i n i s h Landseapinff This S c a s o n , * • w & 5 ssA 5 « ,':a Seminole Demo Meet Scheduled Tonight proval to th m eat a f a central gov* d er W ang < X al Bhak. Mrs. Ingley Says Patients (irateful F o r Seal Funds Jno. D. Jinkins To Be Candidate F o r Re-Election S Funeral Services 3 Buildihg Permits For J.G.LeaherTo Issued A t City Hall Be In Remetown K E S H f i r e s ii Goss And Allan Tie With Dawson And Johnson In Golf Tournament Relief Fund For Finns Reaches $59.05 Total I» Warned iuing Mercury Longwood l o Vote ,na 8 ..............* On Abolishment A t Polls Tuesday a. W. City News Briefs LOCAL W EATHER v V-. i*.- ____ �*■' -** c> r jn <>40 -<i'*,c i ' >.s <n ■v.i <r> \ • .\s> , vjy >vio> -V .*<> tT ' a J <\ <t r r > rr/r: ^ v 'r" > IfONDAT/ JANUARY S, 1X 8 » THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Legal Advertisements Sanford Her*14 MAYBE I HAD THE RIGHT IDEA THE FIRST TIME’ -■ ---- . J . ~ ■ 7 '.I ~~~ ■ ---------- ----- * T f r i n ‘ TOUR DOCTOR SAYS ■ r PA y i ^ L H. CTESS "i The purpose of logoi advertisement* ns wall an the dif­ ficulty and expanse of handling these notice* by the news­ papers Is explained in • recent edltoral by the Ocala Star which shows that even If such advertisements are a “nec­ essary evil'' they are extremely necessary. “For those who think newspapers make a largo profit out of publishing legal notices, which are difficult to handle because they mvutt bo set In small type and bo. proof­ read until they are absolutely correct, the commercial rate on most large newspapers is higher than <tho legal rato for legfls," the Star explain*. “On smaller papers, par­ ticularly weeklies, the high*** rate is only fair componution for the extra work und attention that must be given legal advertising. “Ifte purpose of all legal advertising, of course, la to glye public notice of aU matters affecting the publics business, or the Interests of private parties when they are Involved In any transfers, court actions, etc. “How vital it is -that such notice b« given l* pointed out by Frank P. Htockbrldge, In his syndicated column. When Huey Ixtng was governor of Louisiana, and was in a running battle with the newspapers, he had hta con­ trolled legislatures pass many laws to cripple tho press. /gA-yybigJt'aw* sac*. aSsesflt M t m ia are srtse m irV tl. Ope of these laws is held responsible for the orgy of fi­ nancial crookedness which hag been cropping up in Louisi­ •MONDAY, JANUARY a, I HO ana in recent months. The law abolishes tho publication of so-called “legal’’ advortialng. The Long sponsored law kept tho state completely (n the dark as to how much V E R 8 B F C I t fO D A Y money the politicians were collecting and how they were mention nuts, which acre* cmulslfied fats and proteins in the moat attractive form. “Oh, docUr," ho exclaimed, “1 cannot* eat nuts' Taking a psncil mil af h h pocket, he held It In hie hepd ao as to ex­ pose only a boat an eighth a t an mdi, n i l aaid, “ Why. when I eat x note, they past through me M largo aa that." “My dear friend," I eaid, “why do they pass through yoo oe large aa th a t! la j t not because you have neglected to masticate them thoroughly T" I aeturad'him that If ants are masticated as they ■hould be, that U, converted into a creamy consistency, or paste. In the month tefore being swallowed, they are not tnatating but sooth­ ing to an Irritable stomach andw colon. In tho form of a cream, nata can be fed even to babes. Strange aa It may seem, this had ntVer occurred to U)ia man with business Intelligence. Itapld eatlag and Improper msstication a r t among the chief die­ ta ry elna dl the American people, and are reepaniible for the eeripua alimentary oondUiona so common among them.; ' r * . p THE P It 1 N C 1 1* A I Undemtendlng Is a welllife to him th a t hath It. I8 :tt. ihe fact they b«Ug robbed, and liow." Mr. StockerItlgc writes. "But until the state resumes the puvdcaUpn of financial mutters, there's always a chance of somulhipg being put over." The money the units of government, or ii^ylfdpftU, pay for legal advertising isn't an extravagance. It is a uufcguurd thrown around our democratic form of government, und an assurance that •political skulduggery cannot bo covered up os it has been und is being hidden In i/oulslana. TV AN ENGLISH SPARROW X », tuneless, plain, and tr a il le , loved or birds, , Swinging so lightly un tho Ivef1 fes* bough; JThy feather* Huffed agaiust tho , icy blast, i. A symbol, eloquent, nf ruursgv, # '* • ftlaSaeaf smile to hear on snowy W inter eml *rr iwrlic. they thqarfu) twitter, grudgingly sluni-d ffo Whrtb thee with thy larva u cympsnlons bicker. v yflib hops and bobs, und fill In of R - .i, m5> • ‘“J head, *. . JTsofl pjuekest the withered her. R>,; '• t i n from thw vine; L: { re se a t necessity Uiy only care. £ .\ I would ttly faith and foitltudu ft, wart mine1 e» ■C/d; iV Chirp on, oh fenlhcrrd mile, thy ■ .......b lig h t.. ■ U nvarying cheerfulness u lesson . to Ml. . W .t wllhoul purpura Is thy dmu.• Jtoc there la One who m aiks tho wlv (* Y ■V;- DasplUs- on* of the heaviest ; tn ld -w ln lrr'ra in s on "rrrord, HanR f H i t . ' S . “alj. wisshcii up."' “ A s f* r as tho British public run ' Vn |y thing against t , Iw a-D clU ha was th at he dldu t ;Und • ah and mIs Is spending a million hour to wring Hiller'*’ ippsl of us will ugrrv Well worth It. Most ruvu. peculiar us they may be in other respect*, do not have much trouble In knowing what their name* are. This Is a virtue, however, that is not equally shared with women. Unfortunately, the vicissitudes of life, from birth to marriage to divorce courts, buck to marriage and thence to other divorco courts, keep them in u constant state of uncertainty as to how to sign their names. A girl is Ixiru Juno Smith, und for the first 18 or 20 years of life she has no other problem with thnt name ex­ cept to docldo whether Urwritc "Miss" in front of It. Then sho married John Doc and her real troubles begin. Bhe Is of course Mrs. John Doe, blit she still clings to tho name of Jane Smith, and shu properly should sign her namo Jane 8ip.lth Doe. She should not, however, write her name Mrs. Juno iitnUh.Doe.. If she iterslsls in writing her namo that way, ah* Is-giving the impression (hat she is divorced,' for a divorcee do»s not keep her husband’s full name though she muy keep his lust nume. Thus, if our friend Jano really Is divorced from her husband, sho should be known as Mrs. June Smith Doe, or ji»st Mrs. Smith Doe. b'milyftl'osl writing in the New York Herald Tribune says, "Notices in the society column that an entertulnmcnt was given by Mrs. Muy Smith and Mrs. Alice Brown sug­ gest g gathering that wus the completely opposite of corroct. The uiutwer to the question of whether a widow rosy keep her husband's name is yes, of course. She wears his ring and keeps the name lie gave her for always, or until she marries again. A divorces docs not keep her husband's given name. Shu keeps his last nume uml pre­ fixes her own nurnamu in place of hi* given panic.’’ "Jf she was u Mary Jones uml sho wu* married to John Smith,” Miss Post continues, "She becomes Mrs. Jones Smith upon securing a divorce. O/i occasion a di­ vorcee ucccpts the court's permission to take back her own namo. In this cuse, she also uses the fumily name of her mother—which lot us say, was Brown—and becomes Mrs. Brown Jones.'' This mutter of divorcees becomes more complicated us the chuin is extended, but in any event as lung us a woman Is murrlcd to her husband she signs herself with her own name plus his surname, but shu is sitokan of, written to, or introduced, with hi* full name prefixed by “Mrs," A lieu Is uut supirosed to have much common sense or Out In tb* Middle West there tAct, yet every time shs layn an egg nhe cackles forth tho A ypjr SCVWP o f Uvvple who aim fket. gate the wprlil 1* flat. That's A rooster hasn’t got a lot of coipmon sense to show. Rhine, «c ItiioW one or two but nonetheless most rooster* have enough House to crow.4 itoakbuts wliu still don't believe The mule, the moit despised of befet*, b»* a persist- | cut way of lettlijg folk* know ha'* arqupd vy iqcessant , tor, sow* weeks has bray. cooltvl of the North* sea The busy little bee* they buss; bull* bellow and cow* i North Atlantic. But ink too heavily on bring ntoo; the watch dog backs; gqudpra quack; doves and ' SAlch us* of the German pigeon* coo. t i l l t v Hamburg. The peacock spread* hi* tui) and squawjp; pig* nqueal T b i city of 'Hamilton, Bcraiu. and robin* sing, and even nnakc* hpvo got the rqpisq to hly I,. rawfh iorwet thse Ranlurd, before -they sting. ■ It u d a, fatal automobile *qBut man, the greatest .mantcrploco that nature could F o l I n fact, they devise, will often atop and hesitate before he'll advertise. V.V, * A -44 . • — U Ellforq In E d ito r.' h*d their prop. SEM IN O LE is y e lM ^ frw a G « i BABW m im h h l r □ B i t . ': . -*\V. n V - "III Miffi-ting fluid Colitis. Vege­ table* I cannot ru t; neither can I cal fruits. I um ........1 dependant, ‘ * *largely ' ‘ __ ppreni . J Toods; but these I upon find it difficult to obtain When I -m traveling, t'uu you give mo vinnc advice t " lim-ex-vdi-d to call hi« attention to sumo foods th at are usually UP"lrriUU;«. I Died to era pha­ llic the Jhi|>ortancc o f thorough What b Your Name? Advertising m Bowling • V . . > A p p r o v a l Of Jackson Day Is Budget Group Rallying Point Is D e la y e d For Democrats WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.— f/P) — Democrats In 48 states and the D istrict of Columbia will pay $28 lo $100 a plate for Uieir dinners tonight In a nntiun-wido Jackson day rally (o pay o ff the party debt and raise n nest egg fo r the tD-tO campaign. In round figures $700,000 I* the goal. This would take care of $210,000 owed Ibe porty's creditor" and leave a surplus of alm ost half n million dollars fo r the presidential and congressional campaigns. Dinners are scheduled In all the states except I'rnnayU'anla, Maryland and Uiuisinna. I’cnnnylvanla Democrat" will hold their money-ruising rally on Krb. a, and 1,100 Maryland party members rclebm tcd Jackson day at a Concord club dinner Satur­ day night. Democratic officials said no banquet had been sched­ uled hi Louisiana because “ they are In the midst of till election campaign down Ih etr." . President Roosevelt will be the principal speaker til the glOO-aplate W ashington dinnri- tonight, the most expensive of all. New York will have n $60 dinner, but til* prevailing prire in other rlties will be $28. T hat figure Is Hie abeolale minimum, how­ ever. fo r dinners urtually spon­ sored by the Democratic Na­ tional committee. Diners at the of falls will hrar Mr. Rqosvvclt through n nation­ wide radio hook-up. The W ash­ ington banquet will «turt at M:30 FriQwBys Fortunes FW riA tunB Ilm lls s N rn o Haas Ils n Hill of a rebellion against the ap­ propriation cuts proposed in PrcsIdrnt Roosevelt's budget cams yesterday from Senate supporters of farm benefit payments. With the Senate echcdulcd to set today on a propoul to create n special Senate-House committee to make a broad atudy of the fis­ cal alluatiou, Senator Russell, Democrat, (Jcurgie, served notice P. M.. (eastern slandatd lime) and Mr. Roosevelt will speak from 10:00 to 10:30 P. M. White llourw sources have in­ dicated Ural tlrs I’retideul’s a d ­ dress will be non-partisan In character. A Democrat high In the parly’s councils predicted yesterday dipt Mr. Roosevelt would coniine him­ self largely to “ rn a a ik a of a general character, fitting Into the world situation-'' Politic* will nut be taboo a t Die other gatherings, many of which will be addrrsaed by prom­ inent Administration officials. Included among the speaker* are: R obert 11. Jackson, aUortrey general-designate, %t Cleveland; secretary Walluce, at Des Moines; 1'aul V. . McNutt, fed­ eral security adm inistrator, Ual•Igh. N. C-; Louis Johnson, a s­ sist. n t secretary of war, A t­ la n ta ; Senator Wheeler, of Mon­ tana, Denver; Venator Hill, os Alabama, Columbus, Ohio, «nd .Senator Mead, of N«w York, a t New York City. Spc*ctalorH Welcome Free that, whether Or not Congress wrote Its own budget, a determlut'd fight would be made to con­ tinue agricultural appropriations near the level of $1 #00,000,000 S A IT F I»*T i t . approved for this flscul year. Tho President cut this amount him he'm ight oat, f happened to, to $900,000,000 In the new budget which proposed total expenditures of about $$,(21,000,000. a icduclion of $a;8,000,q<)0 from this year. January 15th la the lost day 1039 tags wilfbc good “ There la no Justification for unless tfre (Inte l* expended by tho Governor. taking more than half of the total budget reduction out of farm Owners of earn and truck* are requested to |»urfunds,'* Russell told reporters. “As cluue lugn early and avoid the rush. fa r us I sm concerned, 1 sin go­ In. applying for tag* please present Title Certifi­ ing to do all I can to, sec th a t that cate a.i)d TJ39 Beni*tration card (with tag number in money la pul Imck lit, Um budget." Decause agricultural prices lwv» upptf right hand fcornar)., . * been Increasing, the President However, If you oonuot find these paperf, and if made no allowance In hla hedge t SporUand Alleys Notice To Owners Of CaiT* you purchased a 1939 tag in Seminole County, bring the number d fth o tag and we will aid you ip itecur- A L T M A N ’B USED CABS Unexcelled | In Looks ( . Perfonmonce f. 1U3H Chevrolet ( A D f a s t e r Town **|0s Bedan. Radio 1 1987 Cbevrolst I A K Deluxe Sport {Sedan, E*d|» )1980 Chevrolet | < k j | Deluxe Town ISedan. «' 11930 Chevrolet Coach »\ , 1036 Chevrolet iDvIuxc 4 Duwr ■ ! I .O f l v l $ l i JL\ Iflfe j Deluxe Coach V | 1081 I’lymouui p o li u . COUP* [ l l M Korxl VH I Dolus* Tudor |M f l # |i iM R AX v* . Deluxe Coupe MMA The price of oil toga is at the same rate aa previ­ ous Fear. Coll'op.u* for any information you need, we are here tq. serve xou apd oak your ctM>pex»Uon in the JNO. D. WNKIN8, TAX COLLECTQK SEMINOLE COUNTY. Ug# CARRAW I|(SU3RANdB C A SU A L $O H Sedan [1JI37 I'ljm outh IDeluxe room Sedan 1031 Ford 19»*lan 1010 1‘lymoulh # car* pu^chaaed during the peat year and title to which hiyi not been transferred to you, be aure and ace that former owoer Has signed transfer on bade qf title certificate In place provided and thgt hU signature has been acknowledged before a Notary or other officer,with officio] seal: and pre­ sent thu -iltlto f^rtlfteate with QldF tag number, for U M .U M . W f » « to o SANFO RD , F LO R ID A �i • - K iV T ntK fIT S o cia l A n d P erson al Activities w a g LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor Calendar TtE K U A Y Rad grass board meeting will bo held in the Red Cross headi guartar* a t 10:00 A. M. Junior. , High P. T . A. will m eet a t 8 JO o'clock Hi the school, auditorium . A t I:JO o'clock an Executive Board m eeting will bo held. T he regular business and aoa tl a l m eeting of the Axarlan c la u • o f T ba F irst B apU it C hurch will be bald la the annex a t 7:30 P. M. H oeteuva will be Mr*. J . V. Jones, Mrs. A. L. Stacey, SHOE CLEARANCE HEEL LATCH VALUES weekly meeting a t 7:30 P. M. In the Court I louse. Music and L iterature D epart­ ment* of the Woman'* Club will aponmr jointly a Golden Jubilee Program of pocma and mutlc at 8:16 P. M. in the club house for the pleasure o f lovers of muiic and poetry. Mr*. Vivian Yciacr Lararanro. poet laureate of Flor­ ida, who conduct* a clas* of more than 100 student* In creative poem writing in Miami will inter­ sperse the program, w ith Iter own poem*. WKUNKEDAY Hoard of Mnuxgeta of llie G ar­ den Club will inert a t the home of Air*. Fred It. Wilron nl 111:00 A. ('u n ity Council of the I*. T. A. will meet nl HI:(M1 A. II. in (lie Chuluola school with All*. E. 11/ Kooiitx, prvsldcnl, piesldlng- EvI'lyunn IS urgixl to tilteml. FRIDAY Snllio lleucisou C h tp le r of the Dai ghlii* of the A m rrlrnn Revo­ lution will Imve a ravened di*h lunrheon in ronnvrlhm with it* regular monthly meeting at the homo of Airs. C.' IL Dawson, ?PH Paik Avenue, with Ml*. W. I,. Henley und All*, ( ’emgo Alnrgnn ns eiohoslesses. R«-c Circle of the Gurdru Chd» will meet ut 11:30 A. Al. n l the homo of Air*. Henry Wight with Air*. M ight nml Mt*. C. It. Kirtley pi •'.• iiting it prvigrnni on “ Mexican 1'hitil, for Florhlu Gnnlcns.” R uIiIht, sugar and roffco went rrspeetively- the ptilici|ml ogtirtillurnl ilii|tcrta of tho United States In - 11)38. to $5.50 L a st Times Today AS MUCH AS POWERS DARNELL . —ALSO— “OUR GANG” C O M E D Y CARTOON—N E W S TUESDAY ONLY rson FrienUa of Roger Gatm-r will ivgu-t to learn th a t he I, ill ut his home on Twentieth Jttirc t. Airs. S. A. Irwrin h u , been railed to Jacksonville liy the >eriou* illness of K. II. Smith. Hendrik Lyle* of ls>* Angrlr* visited here during the weekend with friend,. Air. end Mr*. Glenn E. .McKay had a , their weekend guest*. All. nml Air*. W. Hugh Combs of Allami. I'liil Stanley, who tra w ls fur llclknnp Hardware and Mnnuluctilling Company, vi*itid the wiekend with hi* parents. Lewis Mitchell ha* rrlu tn n l to Lebanon, Tcnn', where ho will ■nuke h i, future home with hi, family. Air. mid k|t»- F. A. Wolfer and family lutvu as their g u est, for several weeks. Mi*. Den lliccklth u isl uml children of Geneva, D. KnVnd* of Mm. II. M. NumM"> will l,c i;lnil lo Icam Uuil hlu Iua iiTow rcu from a recc'nt illruAi* nl h tr home tn I'nlm rlto Avniiiv. . Alias Catherine Kelly, Alisa Ja n ­ et f b ’ipraan, Ruddy ilulbrouk nml F lank Kelly *|vctjt yeslanlay with friend* in SatUMtta. Air*. W. D. Thompson of (III City, i't'Ulia., I, the gurnt ol her .on-in-tew and duughter. Air. and Alt s.'C larence L. Wynn, nl their home in Floral Heights . Hill Uullcr, Donald tti.1i- p and Dnuglaa Klen.lt out, of tile I Hiveisity o f Flotilla nt Giiiiti'.vdb'. visited hero .Saturday itiglil with ftiettda und relative*. Friend* of Alts H arry W eek, will be glad lo Icatn th at »he i, im pruvint/ in lltr F.-rmild-Laughton Metnufial llu.piM l where she ha« received tieatm ent fur the pax I neverul day*. ; K A till IO N A B L E ■111 rurttinue tu rrceivu tn-ulii). nl foi; about u month. ALSO "D am * Cul'uima", by Lrucnlo LrCUtfllO. Mr*. Ku.li* IVakt will rvmlor n aiilti. **A lit own IlirJ Singing", The American Legion Auxiliary by Wood mill will l« vtaalalial at went over trw top in It. member* I ho put no by M u. Ituy F. Sytttra. ,hlp drive with n perrenlatA? of . WILLIAM It. I'Ll.!. 131 and will bo given n Nath mil rlwy plaque* mid dcutuualtateJ Citation, it wa* aimotinctd at the model, U the reiiukir .. moutldy fiiat meeting of the New Year uwvtuig of Ijbo v(ul) hold teat M in t i : t o v i l c u i T o n Friday night. Tuctday a t the hum.- of Alia? L I'rohRlP l.bw 1133 HTATi: Ob* rLOIllPA IL lk>) le. Mr*. C. F. Proctor pre«tded over New officer* were In their re* COUNTY OF KKNI.VnUJ the meeting whirh waa opened sp.vtive The buailtea* >ea*ioii wtu con­ You nml mch of you m r lim lu station* and the new with the reading ef the Hat of Worthy Motion, vko­ iiotlfltil nnil rrt|uiretl t •• fi •»* Air*. LcCtelr Ir­ ducted b> Alta. |L p . aii) I'talni* ami ilemutul* nln U itfcwr mem ber, in the auxiliary. pec,idctil Plana were m a d e for win. piesklctl at the regtilur meet­ t*r cltltrr of vow. wav lit** A floppy l>wy will te held this ing i f the Older of the Fa»trin llw fair which i* la ho hold In lbe nRdlnal Ihr relftle of MAdCIi: 1«|\« p h o t o s 10c , T»iN. Jt it jictl, la to of paM tViinlv. venr on Iho Saturday before the S tir held Thursday, Jan. 4, in the Hear fulu.e. Ihn rm intt Jn«l»x' "f Horn le Enlargements 2-V & 50c • N’ntitn al Memorial Day and 2,00(1 Atn-vnic Temple. At Uo concluaion of the m eet­ t*«*«inlV. I'lorltli, ot 111* iiffW lit JER RY 'S ARCADE •' ‘ poppie, are expected to bo orNew lonililltteeH were oppointed ing. ivfiixhtuniia wcie uerxed ly tit c«*nrt luiiipo ;ii hatifniil. I'loi* 310 SANFORD AVE. i tleied for Ihia appointed day. The fur the year by the Worthy Alu- the l u v . l v . to the following. ulOtll- Mu. It bit* vIoM «il« itvl.tr inoitM i th* ftmw i f «ti * f •»-1 imhiirit* Auxitiaiy hope* that nil thcae lion beta; Ah . Almy P- U iaut, Alt*. from t on **f thH nollr**. IJ.m 1i claim *m popple* enn be a? M n.< Ihia ia the A vocal duet l> Alls. It. L. .1. F Ulcer, Alt*. U. T'indall. Alta. iletonti'l mu*t hr 1*1 wrllltii: n I only way aonto tif llie veterana in III? tm of (T eu l.m.l. II., and Mm . I.- A. Go.d-prctl. Airs. )!. U. Uat*> muat ft.iIt* llie plncp i*f it*»i«triu*r ,i»t«l -! Off1*9 nditlfM Il»* the hoapllnla have ? f in,king any II C. Alooie, mioiiiiianltkl by Alls. and Alt*. Itrvn Aiidtowx. r|.«iiiinitt, mtnl hiidI hr «uoiti In «i\ lueney. The next tm cling will le held I Hi olaliumiL HMfllt or altniiir) W aller lliiym-.. Was enjoyed by eu '• .ie*diiy, Feb. |i. ul ilit! hop to ••I »ll<> ». It|t»* hi III hvkulltu %»*lt| l*** .Mia. P.ti-y Wliileheatl, Mate the gr. up rutillim in h tr. proxi.lrlit, is expected hero for 'in Iti.piriug l.ilk. were given by of Alia. S. t!. Stafford. I*.. • iiiImr Ilio MIN \ l», 1?."3 official vinit mi Thurvday, Jan. 2f>, It W. T urner nml Glenn K. Ale •••i (fit f*til ivtihlta iflow i . ix / m : \ir: v It w in itunounccd. A dinner is be­ Kay on subierl > inti reslim; lo ........ . 11 11 nf I It* • ’ If. t ing planned in b .t lionet'. Fa*leiII S tar menibei*. m ;11: I A repotl w u. given on the eon* The Woitliy Mulroii mini unee.l ferrttee held in Melbmtino lii»t Hull Hie In vl niieling will bo'm i in? nth when the I'lii-t'Hiding wink t.iiligutloll i . ’iemoii; . of this unit wa h f.iinmrnlv.1 upon. The Junior Auxiliary whirlt wa* rx|>ectrd to linte u orgiiuiiod at the meeting wn« p ..||>one.l on ^ • f .i i o a n d ; u p uernilnl of the u V erne of Mis Htr V Amiv F«ir n^auly Shi llrrlo Kretailiger, re m it It di'lriel • Rev. Alai tin J. Iliam gave *\ now unrlrp ih r n \« i|M e n | junior tlmlingiii. TIi • attvdiat) • on "A ChlM'a I'ersonalil.v " will, however. •?«• foum tl in tlie •'f l'ri»«vr*8 I' aI, * k*V^i 'AH •• imvtmg of llie South Side ana A \c., DuLauJ. UpitaUa ocur fu lu te, tteemditig to pre.ienl ny Iliirnl-Ti'iiclicrs As.«sia(he blPHAil I)tiil4(nv,lkl t* i pUns. In Id Thursday afternoon in George WefnMciti. ••• uiiu.mib r phone 233. .... . k'ltiH'l aiidilo trim ut 3:00 of tlio Imal | hi.'I ol ilio American .Martha Oltlltam, oj'oruti legion, wux a vi.tloi <nnl u ute a In tIn* loom tall nf mother?*,! talk lauding Ihc w irk leiim lietoniplialied l>y lli" Amerirnn l e ­ M if . .1. I*. Mill In 11V room hml the | l »»i:« ntlrn'lnmv nml iaoii (I k * gion. Following the iiit'iliii:;, refresh- il llni, \%hit'll i> irivrn rath time ; mi nt* were aervetl by llie hi'Me**, n■« •i |*iJir, Iho |in*uiain " . m "I'cnril with Mra. K. C. Harper. I'tr-e n l were: Mi-. ('. M Flow­ flu* soiijr, "lll«*>l |t«- the Tie Thnl ers, Alta. I’ltulilie llowiiid. Mra .1. Ihinlk** I..I l»v AL . ( hnrlcH W ilke,*! W. Daniel,. Mi,. J...I S. Field, nml h id follow nl lie (he devotion Alta. Amelia N oitia, Air*, lluike nl by Mim. |{. A. Cnhli. A lter the l»n*»ino*i( wn% trniMSUele, Mra. G»-org» I'iiok, Alia. Sid Rlrhitrd, Mt>. A II Aleyers. in hit, M i«. Stella I*. A ri in e l‘>n. | Air*- tiny S taff' id and Alls. Hen­ m HihiI pimrip.tl, r.ive a talk oil the vtilijeel ol “ lli tilth-*' I SKMINOI.K COUNTY ry Atrl/ililili, J l. A m *H»I peii ul \\4 ?» enjoyed in J Alan, Alts. In-Clair liwin, Alts. K. C. lim p et, Aire. C. F. I'tiH-lnr, the m IiooI Innelil'ooiil with ho Alts. Tom Sidlitovn, Alta. C lar­ t. . Mm. O. K. Huff. Mm. Deil M a k e a C ro s s M a rk (X ) ln fn re t h r N a m e o f th e C a n d id a te o f y o u r C hoice ence llurinemi. XI i<* Joyre Steele, t li.ipinnii. Mi*. Ah « IL Johnson, i ------------------------ — All.* A]nn:iu Lyle I'roelor Aliaa Mm. Kinnk nml Mm. M iiir Ii . ------------------------------- , FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORSFOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF TAXES Kl-ie ll.it Ini.iu, AJ I'hyriy KliraiMth S iaffoid ami Alia.. Jean llor- New Officers Take Stations In O. E. S, LITTLE WQNPE1S, STUDIO SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION B A L L O T D E M O C R A T IC PRECINCT NUMBER State Pout Laureate To Re Guest Speaker Mi * W inil umI LoM'II wiim hiteUaa to llu* m« mix.'!* of her nnil no 1 liiidcr .(lull Rutunhiy ni|:lit nt its HL*ulai weekly mctl* li»y. Al thr c«*mhi'itin of tlu* ^niucn, Mi Naiit \ Ihuhtoii was awurd vi| liiflt •aorr 111 i/.r mill Miis Mar* th.i \Vurhl. in* •oMfim pii/c. A iihol r«>4ir«t* wiih curved to the fo llo w in g no IlihrtR. MU* Kutluiim* S immiiti . Mi mm Nancy !>u:liti>n. .Mi x Mm Ilia Wicht, Mi s Chun lli^kiiis, MI.sa I.u« 1 ill.* Hull Mi** Mn> ioiie .luiic liuiiliik. Mlw* LoU N ip|irr, Mi*' Si* mil Knticv ami .Mi. .* Winil4n l Lovell- FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN (ONHRKSS FROM FIFTH LON OR ESS ION AL DISTRICT FO R C O U N T Y P R O S E C U T IN G ATTORNEY FOR (iOVKRNOR FOR COUNTY SUI’KRIN 1'KNOENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION \.«Ti: t rill oNli T. W. Law ton FOR ATTORNEY GENERAI \<>Tt: Kt'lt I'M : Tuesday Night AT THE ARMORY 7 :3 0 ARE WE ARMING FOR I till CO I M Y ( OMMISSIONER III* I 1.1. I \ m I ARMAGEDDON, MIR COI NTY COMMISSIONER I EARTH’S LAST l i i ' • WAR? l.l* I III. I \i.. J FOR COMMISSIONER Ol AGUlCt LIT RE VOTR » " M n 'l Kojt j o i n SHOES W HERE, HOW AND WUAN WILL IT HE fW C H T T THE UNITED a t f . a b e c a u g h t - in 8 TtlJtOfcST y o u R a il r o a d r o ll of m i COURT f; s su prem e )-nn q p i; PAIRS ....... Winifred l,ovell Is , *«™ Hostess To Friends! i& b a i t y IURTUDAY Linhlc Jane Ketuntte PARTY TUESDAY, MAY 7, IMtl F A S H tp N A l^ E r IN 0 DD S1SE& cot M Y ( OMMISSIONER I I. I " li d M i FO R c o m m is s io n e r III' | MM I \ n | C O U N T Y (O M M IS S IO N E R 01*11111 I So. 3 BriJ-L B The BU1UE nnwwem all t)f Uwav questlunn und many wore that might urige ia yogr mind roncerning tbte mtMl Inlcrcalimr and am aM »r arophellc event— Come out to dig ARMORY .(oworrow night and hear EVANGELIST COON prenenl thene anHwcnt from Ihe B W .R . AA1MISSWN IS FREE! UsXKNTLY OK ^A^JU 3PEAK AT 7:^A TAjL INTEREST FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION nixriiUT >» i FOR STATE SENATOR J7TH 'S e n a t o r ia l o is t k k t ; Thp tiny, hair-lhln lungalrn tilinant uf an iiiruuJe»c»al lapiji I U Ugbt a l . te n .p c r.lu n . h U • than, any ollu-r aitiliclg l heal '' ; llram (Jives Talk At Southside P. T. A . Mr. and Mr,. Konrott l ay lor and Mra. Taylur'a father, Mr. Ktmp• do, have relurne.1 from faJalka tgjtere they have lived for thu part Joar. They again will Iivrko their home in Hanford a t 1104 Mx<lle Avenue. Mr. Tnylor will la: eonnetled with the, C ity Drug Conilutny. ANjO.TBWI t a b j -e OK COMI ORTAHLE, claim or iW m iM ■ * * ! be Is writ* d r r „ of t*a- claimant. and taaM In*. .1m! muat amir Ilia pU.'o ul W« »«<»m 14 hr th , cl* outm. rv.l.lih.c nml pon office ndJo-t* of the claimant, am! muat be an urn Kir*l Publication t i n th* ll l k to by lha claimant. SI, ng-ut. or bla allot nry. or the i*m r will lie i)*> of l i f N a l i r , IK ). ROflttAHVT WRAVCB coma Vo ) a'-cor-llna tb l ' « . A<lmlnl«lr*lor of the K*t*t« of Tkia Itlh day ol llommli. r. I » * PHANk It. I T t I. II \ l t l t V CI.ATTON WRAVtin Ailinlulalrntor nf Clac Itu.ilc of Legion Auxiliary' Ends Member Drive Tin? Mi*«e* M’luile uiul Alyitlo Kilehen* of Aiigunlit, Gu., will a>live till, alleruoon In v i.it Ili.-ii Ml**. Vlvi.in \«*urr Laiam urr, liiother-iu-luw uml sU tei. Alt. uml PihA Lnuicob' of K hiiiU , will be Alr». It. W. Ware. ihr jrucit nttini |t moriow (.wcniiig ul M:jr> oVliK-k whin llin Miujc AH,* AliiigUrel llriinell will n uml Litot uluii* l)i | mi t mriil.i uC turn In Iter work iu Washington, thr WoniMn*H ( InL will pnrjuiil n D. C., touioi row a fte r vlailing for lirogruin for Iho pltunu uf music the past threu u ru k , with bet uml |h nil lnvrr». mother, Alt*. J. C. BeniteU. j Mra I.'im m u r will (iri'Mlit poetiy of .“in y m n ny«i un runAlr wiid Airs. Jack Punlon have ltasted with itiodrin \.*i.*v. returned frem Alittni to make Thr prvRiam will nLo inclmtr their home in Hinforil. Mr. Puidon will-known I«h :«I immicinnK. 1VI«* i* now rntploycd by the Rt. John* Mmo will I'luv mi Iim xii'lm a River Line. luudnii conip. silioii, "M uiiukii”. Mr. mid Air* II. I). Alorgan an d ’ by Mlyiuumki nnd « lomnoMtion ■laughter, blur ley, liavu 1 etui licit of r»0 >r:»m -uin, "M im tilight oil to their lnmu* in I'alatkii, u tter 1ln* llm hon". * ‘ Hrnlry und will hi* iict*oiii|iunii d hy .Min Ili lm visiting u* the gu llutchholi oil (hr piano. Misi* Morgan'* nioUtcr. Viekeiy, uiul fumily Ktirnd* »f A K. Slua'inaker xarii) bv glad l» b-uin Hiul lie i. ONE TAUtB OK co m fo rta ble Telephone 148 Low-grade roughage, cln-np in Air*. E. II. i-ftney left till, ru .t, ran be used to feed idle afternoon for _ EnW-niti,e. Ala.. horse* or tie>»r that da only light where she w a, called bv the •Ivjilli work in th r winter. nf iter brother, C. II. lloath. REDUCED sasas t « m SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA h .t m o k >lt OSH •• ’ . n: kmh n x ij FOR MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR MEMBER OF BOARD-OR PUBLIC INSTRUCTION • Group No. 1 ■i: r o ll iin u ■f »•*,ii «>wum * n u r r \» . a FOR MEMBER OK 1UMUO OF * * PUBLIC INSTRUCTION - HOUSE OK REPRESENTATIVES • Group . Nu, j votk rou om : > utxT M ier a *. ■ v o t t : r .m o n i ; COURT FOR JUSTICE OF THE DtrTMICT Na. « i1 / •*.opN*r m s . . -ana (fj4J VOTK r o l l ON U JM J-V . . l i a j. . , .ro> �• -f k 'A . v v ^ v w *'r -rt«e> *<x> rlr-»%.N> "> .l-v ? ' '/ ‘.i *',Vir’ < >• *»' - VTV-> - 4. i 1 \ > - ^ y v ••"•«■•. -»«> o t> •«-> u ' f ' S “ - r - . ' ' •«•*■. ------------ i » f w ■w.v: Wl ijxAriot* WOV0AT, ia Ku A^y g, ik a Nitfon Is Hit By Straight Games In BoWfing Tourney Severest Cold Wave Team 6 Wing To Forge SSSfcJtZ [ Uaa o f race*** lee fie a l.'Jaa triads baar y v a t l t f h He, arrireB in Orlando ■« . prepare fo r hie 10 -fesfld'l 'adaaaday, Jan . 10, wM) 1 eorgi o f Loo AngeUi, Cfl. fUtinel Club Heads pito Second Week tt.ltacing Tonight INDO, Jan. 8— Tha BanUndo Kennel Club baa da a arcond full week of Ita greyhound racing aaaaon ‘a t tha Longwood track la a it two record* already lied a t target* fo r the re| of the iraioo. Iccoetira night*. Thuraday May, Iba track paid off JOHNNY PAYCHEX . . . fifth lest dally doublet par** ren ted he»»rw elfht b a lin g can* lender, lane "white heps' whe rIght• Pedro G earal, Je n . 10 la O rleede a t d editelU a a f new 8110,000 American Legion fight CITY BRIEFS fC attaae e r w e r a s e One I o’clock. Routine builneia m atters will be tranaattrd during the aesA rtlN In g to General Manager »lon over which Consul Command­ W alter Connolly, the prime reason e r J . K. McClelland will prealde. f a d e a e m s a .( h o t a t LouU mare far this unuaual payoff a t tha U ekat window* U the presence of than snyooe alia. Therr will be a meeting of the ‘ "Since • those, ratings •carta out a record kennel pf greyhound* a t mrml>er*hlp nnd the Hoard of Di­ tha track. More than 460 doge, 1g4t'September, Nova and t o t o r tho 'larg est kennel aver, ora a t rector* of the Seminole County tha thick now and additional doge Chamber of Commi-rce In the eoatinoo U arrive. Chamber building Tuesday night Tha feature race on tonight* ll-U k a card la tha ninth event, a t 8:00 o'clock. Pre«ident P. P. tntS T w O I be *Uged over tho fu­ Campbell will prealde over the than be received meeting. tu rity dleUnc*. g P»*tor In Chicago. tN . A. Hotard’a 88-pound brln• It down. W hy7 The United Stair* Attorneydie, J net Rail On, from New It o u t" Biuynta Beach, who copped Urn General, Robert 11. Jackson, will DMtgfea event Friday night la hi* deliver a apecch In connection M t la l . s ta rt of tha eaaaon, goas with Jackson Day celebration* ita ib a p ast in tha ninth tonight over the country tonight over a with a strong field of greyhound*. nation-wide radio hookup from as asTMts? .d u iita C 4 etrm l;n * e)taV Fteht Team 6 led by C « p t W. Lud­ wig and sparked by a K ink* Hoff, who rollod a thr»» — « to u t of fttS, dofaaU d Team * lod by Capt. L. T harp thraa a tralfh t u Inrraaao thotr land U two gam te over Team 4 lad , by CapL E. Kaeaorman who won ! two and loat on# U U am 1 lod I by C o p t P. Peiold. W. Jennings lad Uam 4 by rolling a three game, to u t of 888. In tha other me* team 8 defeated U am 8 I by Capt. T. Dolly two- out of three. E. Klrchhoff relied high fum e fo r the week w ith a 218 and Dr. Scott the tecond highest with a 110. P. Peiold h .d hlgfi three game U U l w ith 846 and Dr. Bcott In tecond place w ith a U U l of H i . P. Peiold continued U load In Individual averages with 178.6; R. Hollar In aeeond place with 170.16, and Dr. Bcott In third place w ith a 160.24. ’ ' The bowling thU week will end the preeent tournam ent and there ehould be tom# IntersstIng matche* aa on Tuesday, team* 4 and 6 will m eat to r champlonihlp and on Wednesday teams 8 and 8 will fig h t It out fo r laat place and on T b u m U r team* 6 and I will m eet with team 6 fighting to keep third tlacc. New team s will be aa* icted S aturday and all mem­ bers were urged U bo preeent a t the club. B R o i l y ___ ___ II I W. T h o rn to n __ I I I III Fred itcoii ____ It* II. r e p . It! P. P . i o M _____ ITI T. T ola). ...... . in Ml 111 III Ml l»S 111 ••8 J. Kerb*! ........ tea V. P . « o l 4 -------- l i t in Ml Team • i » 1 i i W aa 11 ii II 11 ii u Laat 1 Ii M II ' ii ii arrow tha nation yoatorday in tha wakn o f tha m oat aarare cold w ar* o f tha v ia to r. Tha trm p sm tu r* had rieen in moat araaa h o t th a m ow fol­ lowed rig h t behind, playing f a v favorites. T ha Chicago w aathar bureau reported ab o u t eight iaeho* f a ll.I n P o rt Smith, A rk., e u a . o f tbo heaviest on record. Prom fo u r to I f inchoe fall In Missouri, blocking highways. P lurrlaa fall In tha eaatem itate* and more w aa U fallow. M oderate to heavy m ow waa fdrecaat fo r tha n o rth central states, w ith tem perature* U re­ main below norm al, b u t n o t ao •over*. Tha g u lf atatea In tha extrem a aoulh and Pacific region escaped. Chicago received a w hile cov­ ering f o r tha f l n t tim e thia win­ ter. / Tha Southern railw ay reported lea conditions aa f a r south a* Jeaup, In eouthreat Georgia. W ta l Plaa IM It M .u a 11.111 IM IT it .m ti.ata P. I. J. L R. larteM aal avarages for w alk • luHns Jan. 1, l i l t : P LA VR R A rents* OaaMS (li m n rolled ending Jen. *. l i l t , darn** rolled Tueedev. Jan. ti n. it i: r. r. T. Holler ______ W ell. . _ 1‘rlc. M .r w .i h .r _ I». Hcolt H o ll y ____ __ ITS m in us it* ut in it* in in m in h i MT III III III lit I l . b r ______ l i t 111 IT! IW T W J, 7 .. ' ii A, 1940 R ll aa on. kimo tu n SALAD DRESSING 1 LB. NBC RITZ % LB. KRAFTS CHEESE 12ViC • 3 for *17c Ilfe'L MONTE APRICOTS NO. f TALI* DEL MONTE SLICED PEACHES US 9 » /jC 8 H e PILLSBURY’S P C FLOUR V4 LIPTON^ TEA LARGE H E IN i BEANS 2 for 25c 12 OZ. JAR PEANUT BUTTER no. i n u n * T valor PEACH-PEAR MIX 3 for NO. 2 GEBHARDTS CHIU 25c po t T t o e s 10 lbs. NICE JUICY ORANGES ’ doz. HKNRYA, RUSSELL •SEED COMPANY ®’ u w "s r*a , RED RYDER 5c YORK APPUES 10 lbs. CARROTS 2 bunches FRESH GROUND SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 19c PIG PORK CHOPS 2 lb*. ,!... 29c BIG BOLOGNA lb. 11»/ac CLUB OR LOIN STEAKS 211 m . 29 c By RAY THOMPSON And CHARLES COLL Li t t u Classified Advertisements Ml (AR AL) CARNATION MILK W. Jtnnlns* . R. K aeeeraua w . I.urhmann r . ti. d m ii R. RsIrlOge u. H u n t___... i n tie tit ait r, w .i.n _ n, w ._ 5*, w itt* mu ...... i.. tt»*i ------- — tie ti* it * l i t word received hrro today from W. I.urhn,*nn t_. 1*1 II* 1*1 «•* W. Thoratoa It. Witte ___I l l ISO 1*1 411 h r .l l t t r Kenalor Claude Pepper, II. Moreland ___ 111 ITS 111 <** n. Welle ZZ II. Otauw .,. I. y* nberg . The Tourist Club will hold Its II. Moreland weekly meeting In the Chamber J. I.udwlg .. nf Commerce building tonight, be­ J. tl*rb*t R. P r i c e __ ginning a t 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. C. C. Earle, president, announced th at tonight will be observed a* "Ohio Night” when all Sanford w inter vlilUr* from this *UU will be honored. O. a II 11 It II ii ^ w U i T t i i t t tala aot m be aaMlafeeS oate each m k for fear roateestlve week* la Tbo Baafora Haraie * n.wepaaor or aoaeral elreafatlsa la fcmlaolo Caumr, Florida. W llatee n r baa# i l l official ooal or tale m a r t lb * the t«b Oar or Jaauary, ilia . a P. HERNDON, d o rk or C Im iit court, o Brt A. M WEEKH. D. Co n o w n m -s OR W. UtOwls A large attendance of legion­ naires U expected.tonight a t tbo regular dinner-meeting of tha Campbell Loaelng, Post In the Legion Hut a t 7:00 o’clock. State Commander William C. Booker will be the guest speaker and DUlrIct Commander Giles Lawla of'O rlando will also be present. ew. L B G A Ii N O T IC B f A fter dispensing with meeting* for two weeks because of the holi­ day*, a .regular meeting of tbs In­ dependent Order of Odd Fellows will he held In the f i ’d Fellows Hall tonight a t 8:00 o’clock. A full attendance was requested to make plan* for a district conference to Ire held here on Jan. 18. l y au ’va erav aM a o a i a f these big circua lb# htiga (Irrtu W taona and can Imagln* ana daw* a tradk Ilka SaabUeult o r W ar Admiral, la w hat X bafrough la Ilka to tha Tax** AghraH y'ripped the T ulaaa Uaa to piece*. But * r yoursalL you’ll have to go to th a Rita toi la st time Vha real *811 ha ahawn ham. M aelw elh er_____ 117.7 P lalaeh er____ ___ _ M i l Oat ............... ..... lit .* R m I ................... 11At Laaey ^ - 1 ........ HT.t fesoo will bo ealeraS anafast yai. 4 U ' )U ^ 1 K W Y p U R A D tOO, IF ft A>PEARED HEtC DAN DUNN-SECRET OPERATIVE 48 COVTi "BROWN 6nd white maif w alker dog, nam e 8. F. LemU » E YOU* Welch repaired by •mond on cellar. Reward. aua who m alty know* how. 'B ring to Laauuoad Tim Shop. 'B dfg*« Jaw alar Magtwlla ’’Xva. HE FAIR ASSOOIAtKiN rafMUhad, all • la*trie k qairca tha aarVtcca of 8 »lcj» j-ak fflam U o n . w>— — • about ^1 y ean of 'age for I’UPITEB—CUTE little ft pobiklty oad caavaulag and r ri*H 86.00. 8101 Oak someone who can mould with platter far modal*, also worn .fa r o tha re. l a f i p a u Fair v .■> �/ Nj 7 7 7 ^ r --m r ^ ■*;* v r f _ -rr^r^n vr* ■ -------- i -m S«minoI« County ProdooM More Fruit And Y«C*UdIm Than Any Similar Area In America A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R Associated Press Anti-Lynching Bill 1$ Again Debated In 76tli Congress SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1910 Kslnbllfihcd In 190R DIXIE TRANSFORMED INTO WINTER WONDERLAND - — Navy Defense Is Outlined For Gott Course —r HI rs. Merrill Named S i n t ♦.» CommitteeWoman At Meeting Admiral Stark Says 52400 Ton> Battlei i\ _ w .. _ ..,1 A committee of local m lfer* a b U l l t |er.*a named at the regular nicol. lin e o f the City £cmml»*ion in the WASHINGTON, J*n. , 9 — C ltr Hall li s t night to wo«k with the recently-appointed manager of the Sanfo-d Country Club. Allnn • te u .irl. for the development of the course. The appointment* were made by the Commission on the recommen­ dations of Mr. Stew art and are t follows: li f t . F . D. Scott, Hl*» connection with labor d In­ Dorothy Powell, Andrew Csrraput's. way, It. II- Coleman, John I ud| | , stated tiU Intention to wig, and O. W. Spencer. »Urt. a Rebate measure which The purchase of a waterworks would impose penaltlf* on peace hend from A. B. Morrl*on of Or­ officers who r e m i t lyr^hinge lando was rluo autborlted during ' the short meeting which was ad a n d ' on the political ,ubdl*l*lon* Joumed *o that the commissioner* In wftkh they oceor. might attend the meeting of the , B U pS Chamberlain Says Present Warfare Mere Preliminary Candidates May Pay Filing Fees To Clerk Now N H in u ^ to <profld2n Cominiuioners ^ Exempt viofenct Name Committee N U M B E R 117 j Premier Says BritishFrench Union I b So Close “Neither Can Give It Up” Finns Promised Strong Support ----------« JnpnncseCabmct Reported To Be Un­ der Consideration N ew Qiitilifynikf fiv< til local tiimll* • n 'f- fi»» mililtt* nffitv wiitiiitt .to the inim:tri(*4, umy l*«* imitl ni tin* of fir* of ilio Counl) I'lrrl. it una\ llu Vawnrl/lf fit l»i tiliir i|ai\ upon th»* presentation ('liumluTlain Inlay dopi n n fc iitl frtkin ill- Seminolo • ’minty Itoinorrntie I'MTiiiitp i-liir**.l tin- present F.uropoan t«*ninSlti.« • liowinp Itvn the com* land and air warfare was a mitfe*!* • n*»ac«umont hn« Invti pnitl. I. v iireliniinary.” and n** t 'omit v • .• ri. it. IV llorntlon said ! serie.1 that Hrilialt-French T O ’I * C ■■-1* " tndaj close Tin* ii.'.tlify illg fee-t itiit*| • union had heroine so . Paul :it l!i.* Miittr tim r tin* rniitli I t lllll "lic itIII* !* »>f II*4 C*lll RlVC lull* a -worn M atom ral o f J j| I i 4 im. ni»«*n l»» pnhlir of ni.l it wiw only on f'« j1 ' l r . I ti’rn«l«»n 4 n i,|# p«tiiitiinr •»ul that tho law provhlr** ihnl t,ii' fi« ’ ** tmll Im» !l por«vnt of I h<* niiitiuil talary or t<»m|M ii-ill ion ••I 1ho o ffa v ^onjrhl l*\ lho on»»* boon ittilaio.* I p|il|i|»iiiir * 1lint l-'ngliuiit cun end of hostilities a t of the world have l>l clean'' of Herman addie-', he bittarrm any's treatm ent - I t t t i : 1*19010 1li«* ronii'iitloo iivM’o in n it | o f romiuorc*! peoples, and sa­ w inter's .pattern*. When f r e t t i n r ruin and fleet h it* th e deep South, nature made on orte of AtIle' rwfll probably offer Ht» American Legion Po»t at w hich; wa* toiilnt ivcly ti l at ihr ^tinio j *crto«l •*l•'«!•%y lt is the tu rn of motion whan tha bUI la openad William- C. urooker, state com­ made b c a itlfu l pictures for people who have sven hut little of Innta** streets. Thut valiant people I'cioritlnuo an for 1110 |»io\ion«‘ Fiulnml.' mander, was the guest speaker. for Amendments tomorrow. I'livlittnt Imt iho rrtohl<i of tIt* can re**t nr Mlred that o u r reAn adjourned meeting will be held Rap. Wadsworth, (B.-N- V .). I'.V’Ih olt'Clion sht»W III** Nhdl'MIlll'Ilt apnnao In the League of Nation* one o f the few northern oppoa- In the City Hall Wednesday night w it a 'J pfioont o f tho aimital •al­ rcanlutloii •'will hr no m ere forat 7:30 o’clock. ary oi romponuatioit mu.I in I'.h'ltl m alily.” anU o f tho hUl taid It roh|d The Commissioners alto ap­ II Mai n««oj**inrnt wn« n* t f*»i lie ditl not mention Ihr Hor^never be -onfoigod, As the op­ proved tha donation of the amount ••noli rantliilato. Itelidha m atter. position's fin d epeaher, he wee of the City llcMae for tha Silas F v rn r i rhaintirrtain declared .Mr*. .Wwtnn Morrill of K « rn m e te d by applauss by Southern, Green mlnatrvl show to the WPA I'.llk Mil* 0 HI110«I Slllto Ih’OUMl III • England win irmly l«» irp cl any K em hfn. A debate U expected colored sewing room project. The ir roinmittorwnmnti lit IsbI nij:ht'< iiiv td rr from the a ir# the air William C. Mrorker, .state He. little walking he could do. amount a f the license was H 0 . annotitieftl G erm an hioi-tmu to nrrvo out tho tinox- m iuistty pertinent commandri of the one leg would hook over the other A . request of H. J. Lehman, pirott trim of MIm Mary K ninoll. plant'd |M-I„ , |md nltaekrtl five merAmerican Legion, l«*l night told The boy was sent to the St. I’et3 ‘ * *•-- * *ord 8 tat* f m n l l / x i t a u " h' ‘ D iulout! In r ion to r hnnt uIiIim, with aliglit dam age legionnaires of the Campbell-. arsirurg hospital and his legtto t liftirntmi K. W. Bornlar upon lie* indieulnl. One wsa dead, and Lotting Pool and many prominent; broken and set in crisis. Mr added j 1inn r«»nnrrtoi| with tho Work* T2 hull in machine gunning of public official* of Seminole Counv ouna th at the boy's legs m-i-re straig h t' . Il'iovroMM ration. (lit* *hip«, -U w l food ouL v u l th at thara JUUMgtJ-.<l th o m a r tS t wOrnSe* was «T*a a HmI> */ liitiTtte* In the lU lk W j the program of the American every chance llrat snol another lei - f gtrm aasaUon bf the Commission. kin*on. State mnimittooniMn. will wiu ifp«*iti*tl t« h r leading to legion and the woik that la be- nbly deformed body would be ■ ' atloinl 1 1 moot int; of the State Superintendent h f . Perks Jems* ivahuf fling of Itulinn diplomat* Mayor Oeorg* H. Bridge. Jr. of ing oreomplislied hy the Flnridx made normal again. | O ltl.AN I'O . -Inn I', i.t'i n f I* iiiMTiiht' ('••niiaitt'o tt» t»o lull) Moughton wa* gtrea authority to in ihifs*’ ctiuiilrlrR ui nu e ffo rt depnrtm rnt. Prior to Mr. Ilrankei’s address. | fil ial, of itixm-e ■omit) mol the Longwood arid a t noon today that tir-diing on .Inn 12 0 **«CMviet labor In preparing tha t.i lt*dp M’ltlr uili'tnul disputq^e “The main work lhal la iM-inc m l In i dlset.ssiou of the method A J.ipuiiCM' tn td n rt wu* predictplaying field a t the Manklpal In hi* opinion epproglmately on*. done by the state Legi- n," Mr. members end gu est, ml down to t 'l tj ol tlilxmlo ............. a aumptuou, feast .pared hy | , hl. wjlll. ........ ......... ...... „| el ling pi c-ideul Ini fleet o r,. Athletic Field for. the Spring half of the freeholiler* of Sem­ Drooker declared, "is centering on td fen Tt»k>»t :ia Bit.ill a - tlir n e w , ......|'„ u ............. . t. wx I to com i-iimi- of opinion ,liipriiii •fstlfinni.tift| cuvrrnm cnt training aethitlea of the local inole County’* thlrd-Urge»t town youth actlvlllea in order ttuii Uwlxn memlieis. All L-ue.l, we.o ,nK lll„ ll„1| Jholiln. .........Imp |.. a ............... among I ho— i* present Ihnl llu- u( l *«-(»t i til rh in o i-« organised obtain >00-more Ionic range cuR> and for the Nashville Vola had voted lu the election to de­ Americanism will survivn as «<• Introduced tors -Itould In In eiiil I* ttf A hf’ts failure to imReferring to the ............ far Ike | teu„ | \\„ .|„ n g to n I., th - of limine. .f the which wlU begin In about tare .ran t It to be.” formation of the I s ,...... Mr j KiIbiii ,.f •o ilo* t.nllol, a , lu tln- Ipiitte* l inlfd S h tift iI'lntiorM. month*. The convict crewa will cide whether the present muntellie explained that when he he- Brnoker sSkl the war te le rsn , had ||, a K.-.l. ml ................ I Im e-lign. I... ...ted on l»v III.- |x*o romeat of the precram Pa- eupplgaont the crewa end the pel government will b . abolished rami' department commander he I in»% ’i 11 Frimt- Minister Kytl Uirro mam olijwllvi**: I T»» Ink** , 11,,,, i (aland of Ogam., eatupaaent employed by President end a tax district created to liqui­ premised th at the main work hr rare tit *In .1 Finland’* national inof <lip<ibl«‘< fl war vi'tri*in** uml Nl’V tllll «*l tllo*l* Che rile Bradahaw of tha Seminole date the affairs of th* town. H o o ver’, -pol.t Him mm 11.1111 n i . "stiiliing lapitlly," and would concentrate on would lx the depemU'iitx of se Ain.-it* Jorders ASBlNOTONj Jan. p. —(JP) County Baseball Aaaoclatlon for o f I lie i; . Ml ill chin'll thi> I hvmim I that ih .. uiu-t hnvi* credits to The town’s 131 qualified free­ youth artivitleir. In coimertlon ran soldiers killixl lost in lh al I lie d i.v fl.o if* it pi •• •**|«n**il * * t • ii |»t*r the work. iiti.iirai thfM tlrfi'iiM*. Tho holders are divided on the Issue with this, ho told of the St. I’et. France during the wsi. ? 'I'., n-n- sotl.ll e lll'lg .' ol W||t liolllli’tl flit oM iiily h>.iit .1 • ••inmuiiiquf o f the vvnr eraliurg crippled rhildlrn'x Ini-itieijiii '4 hum Ink*' ud win to ir*' *»f Involved In tha flection and hoth piTal aponsored Jer the Legion. “ It tier service to the • ou.uioi.il y, uml r ily im fii| ,,ilim II.- hint wn- no im portant anil nation. 3. 1' ii pieseive i’ll that •‘ iv t ’ iitl mk »mI Ii - toilltl l»«« tlii*« «-t»nditiMi9 and ruiiiul up |>t-i "iinl ilift. aides have been free to voice their L wonderful,” M ) raid, “ In go stale, lii’ltiu-tf. mid imlieutfil the HunAmericanism for po stn it) POIlH will* lilt \•* til* II lltlllll’H l ul l M’qiiittt] In to il i lioili;It • k Itll'IlUi* i.tn w fif ''tfiuptnurily exopinions In the m atter sin rr the there and watnr the number <d Members of the hx-nl post nore for only 4 'I umI time cuch y«Mi IlMU'lftl bill passed by the last session of children admitted ami to natrli urged hy Mr. Iliooker to xllrnd In rikllrrlctl. ullil he • hi trd In id fiff over the T I k * I'|]| |Mikf*Mi;tn lit. i • tu n little in (toil on tllO 11 t | | f l| t ii the Legislature was fh a t pro­ their progrraa iinlll they a re able tho Ocahr* ronf.-r. nri' in o few object ioif» of the \rill-around ii’" to Ire released.'' posedWerils. Ils ilrimirtnliie \.us xlresse.1 Ntjllr will! It fount \ ••I t 19\ t»f* Idi'iiN. " I In- in.*lit lo voli -hnuld Wi d i ni I m ill, ami the French fic lu U mi* mi v«*lv*’*t mi llu illtk i’ l, fieorge, Weinstein, reinm aixl'i One faction contends th a t the tu- worth gM »Hi pfi year to rvi i v -mil Iti ill'll forces destroyed a when he told them that it was large property owner, or grove nf the local post, had previously there that they ho|x-d to find n d d i n i . ( h u t it Mils III) ............. . f f Voter,** »*uld ••n«* ••• I hf u ifin lifi' • ifilium -iilimariiiii, hut gave no owner Inside th* incorporated told of rases sent there by tire some solution for juvenile delin­ Mil' IIRCIII \ i )• IlllVf it' lll.lt IIUIIM-4 of llu- loiiiiiiitt who ni4<v « iti'il th i.u l«. The French Parliam ent limits la being unduly taxed for C*inpbell-l.oaaing post. One little quency. The law and older rom- • • t i t l e d i n p i iiii< 1 ) l l l > 11!•Ill‘I lilt lit 4. an lll*»lilllt*f alien* u \miiiK Kill ttpfiifil rm tiiuily in fighl between ‘ I f l i l t l i u v ■f iIm (iwwip II lilt’ll (| Mill lined the ,Vn>. meliy, iu»n>, mo” iigliti*is ii ml fnr|u,'>o/i’uniinuni«t ill holding* while the other b o y was so bow-leggrd, b e | kiIii I- mlttee, of whlrh rloyd Iloyle is ilepilt |e». I he .Mm i n i «.rfiIT*', Ml His: t In*iM B>ittfiii in -*»•ifctiiii: ii candidate. llV tll.s lS M l-sse t « . | group admits th* taxes may be ed out, th a t whenever ho did whxi i n f r « i t n n t h * •r ' U l l f wt ,»n* rri*- . C. W. Wale- of Fein Pnik la a f w f Ministerial Aieoclation reduced aomewhat but challenges • 1 1 1 ih I n l n l y i ; u i n i ; IIIi c l u i n ” r * I tendered Inn ie«ignnti«ni n a t tha P in t Presbyterian Church Buy argum ent to prove u roduel i i n d n i n f i t ,* IkL* A lt id . ' mi*ml>i r of tlit* county coiiiiuittee, In taxes for on* class of Tnaeday afternoon. The Rev. W. but the ntfiiihfi- at InhI niuht'a P. Brook*. Jr., pallor of tha P in t property owner will not result In loAKIel.AeN I). J l l l t 0. M l An SCMHioii (tdoptfd i motion lubling a higher levy far another class, Baptiat Chnrth, ta chairman. (’klciiiiiiiii in ( m Folk (uni 11 1 1 1 * I hi r sine* u certain amount of taxes h b request Weadaaan of the World mast la m ust be levied. ouuli c4Miiitu*w of tlif hflitu m rk rl ('balnuaii Iteiulfr Htufid that he r a n t e r aeaaldn In tha Woodmen One faction contend* that abol­ WASHINGTON, Ja n . 0.—W*>' U retlon Dial D em oriut, can not tirobc the* FYilintl Mm ’im of In. did not know whin another m eet­ Hall tonight at 7 .'80 o'clock. Oew ishment of th* municipality la a — President Roosevelt, carefully win with a consvivslivv candi­ vcAtifrnU'm rrpiilt’tlly i- |iur *uin^ ing <»f (he committee will ho held t.AKKI AND, Jali. 0. —VP}r eul Commander J. F. McClelland etep backward rather than for­ shielding his thlril-tenn plans, d a te fo r the While House. In Oifmiilo wan in tilifh <1 in tonic alncc the >*i*PNii»iiA are railed only Am.lh.-r night nf frveiing ternwtt! preaid* over the boslnoae seo- ward. Those la favor a t abolish­ last night warned Democratic . Tho g re a t public. In- said, if | quartet a hi rr lotluy. when mutter* ol importance are p<-rutur.«, nml frost then w arm er Folk yanihliiur uitivitli-M w eir to be acted upon ment contend that the town never leaders th at the party must cling Intarrsted more In governm ent weather »»< fn rrrast for north should have been incorporated and to new deal policies which a t­ than In politic* and "the future w)ow*il down Bcvriwl wt’.k t after uml r.-nli>il Fhotila. that th* benefits to be derived tracted Independent voters In Ilea with wise political leader* tho wlMYini; (let. J»} of Mu i i > Hull, The e.il-l "Im-II sir I .illy hn» sta rtreallio I t " Kvrrv c owh repute*I Fammoiiiit i hih payoff from incorporation are not suf­ 1933 and 1939 If it is to win who .-.I leaving ^nuth Flnri.la, for the dentlal .-tertian, he declared, has In 1940. limn, bill now nit* bulk in full ficient to warrant th* payment of not III, n m l m ath e.-ntrnl sections, proved the growing independence ■wing. Speaking directly tp the erruut ho amount of taxes involved. j The f«»e.-n«t was fsir nml conttnof the capital* democracy nt a of voter* and th.- tendency I* The* Faininnunl rlub llu lf , !o* i.itsI .-..hi low i.-nilings of 27-29 There war* no report* of any tlOO-a-plate Jackson day dinner on tha increase. D islrirl It. pul) Grmul Mai!.-- m if I.... Ix-te.l for tow "(lots, and cntrtl on Ihe m Tampa liij:h\vny. ' “ Party rrg u lais who want to hait tH'fli ehutetl by rm iit order, Klnicr S. I I 1 "'I " "tall end to millions of radio listen in- ligl.l f• ..el where the tem perature era, many of them a t similar win must hold Iheir allies und but optmlion* »tn be inn e’Arrled stalling ollitvio li 'iu Oilun.lu ' ii full- l» .17 Temp.-rulur.-" predictNelson, Ranford al functions throughout the nation, supporter* among those inde­ on in idhei quarters, (hie report stailnl ih r i.s-.-iilly cloclc«l »fli seating the faction ul: New Smyrna 34; Sanford, tha President defended Ihe pendent voters," In- said. i> that Mulberry i« n*m Ihe roun* ccr* of th.- 1'H‘sl lodge of liul. Ovi.slo .I't lahmeat, was preaei achievements of hla Adm inistra­ He pleaded guilty to llu- 'salt ty 'i numlitTh •*r«%pitjil.** pendent Order of Odd Fellow* in throughout tha day. I <1.1 weather continued Its tion and said they m ust not ho im peachm ent" that too miiny The hiillet-ritidlt <1 hotly of Hull the Odd Fellows Hall lost nighl. siege ngsinst n Isrge p a il of tho Th* poll* wCJ eio ‘‘chipped away." ■ persons in hla AdmlnlMrntmn are was found in the IhllnlMuuugh J . K Raker wu* installril as uution nml ol>s*rveni and the final haunt The American people, be said, Uot active party Democrat*, but river near Tumpu thm* day a after noble grand for the coming lc-ni, xr.hi then- wa- w.-ath.-r recognise two facta today: M plalntd th at lie beHr.ra In hla Ulaapiiearaiiet' fruiii the P ar­ U. M. Munson, vice grand; A. J. iiiiin."liate relief,"rant likelihood of 1. That th* world outside our party organisation only In pro­ amount elub, mid tin Aiib««*qucnt leasing, st-crelnry; nml I. K. A snowstorm In the Rocky hemisphere la ”ln really ha# portion to Its proper placo 111 investigution iraulteil in u lii'il of Southard, treasurer. C. A. Haim-* Mountain area enveloped Colo* shape." Ha Mild that thla fact nwrernmenL In this, he said, •cverul iveraon*, all of whom Inter was awarded Ihe honor of I’n-l redo. I!lull, Wyoming, Montane, * la a* big that few people Kara ho shares the fcrlings or most were rrlia»(*d. (lamtdinK rate* Noble Grand. nml lighter fall* were reported in grasped Its moaning and to big poopls who a re more concerned which followetJ the muider inves­ During hi* address to marabcio., North Dakota. Minnesota, Kansas, that “our little part loan squab­ wttn getting "th e big jobs” done tigation still arc lo Im* Irhd. Mr. Clark compllmrnlctl the '.xlgv amt Missouri. <-vJtending aa fat ble* or* shameful In the light af than with Hie label of the party on Ihr excellent progress It nas so,ill. as Oklahoma. R.* made during recent month* and that does It. WASHINGTON, Jan. The upper tier of th* middle t . That th* ualion tney did "th e big Dircctor J, FJgur Hoover of tho urged that Ihe progrea* continue Atlantic slstra also had snow. 'groot gains’’ In our economic said, A leaam ler llam ll- Fodcrm) Hnrrau o f Investigation In the new year._________ In the south, frost chilled areas la tha aacurltp Thomas Jefferson, Andrew haa douhlcd hla ataff In Miami lo as for south a* Tampa, and low BRAIIMAP TO I’lfTNAM and Abraham Lincoln combat “official corruption* And tem peiatures prevailed along tho an influx of Northern hoodlums. |ljg heroes. Gulf coast. chipped aw ari they most he only PALATKA. Jan. 9. — Two carBpseolation about his thirdGambling railno* and houa*« of New England mercury stood n foundation- on which to build y well have prostitution are “running wide load* of purebred Brahma heifer* xrro In most sections of further galas,- , he said. -Behind prompted the President to ob- open," Hoover said. Reporta by and several Riahma bulla have below Maine, northern Vermont, and us lias iirim a lh h id u really b li esrve that “I am supposed to bo hla s ta ff show that “a half doten been brought In from Texas dur­ New Hampshire. One death front Job. I t w as-the creetloo out a l • self-made riddle—In feet, a or moro* ipmnhera of tho Miami ing the past few weeks lo serve exposure was reported nt Enter* the funk of the eoriv thirties af aa breeding slock on I’utnam Booth police elepartmeat havt riddle and n pi Isc, Ala4 we cap County fa m e , according to Coun­ llo prof0*a*d crim inal record*. ty Agent U. FWestbury. i*nt at tho reCharges by FBI Invwtigotoro Republic an eon- I f i t x a t tho policemen rang* from “ Iw 'Srw m riC L O V K R GROWS IN BROWARD to attend last automobile theft ■> •• llwiswewl —i— dinner after being as- lion LAUDERDALE. Jen. 8- — ould bo tolerance -wide clover plan tinge hi Broward i by puhlle ofty nr* making good grow th, ttrertlon .of rackrUmonstralora believe they e Northern cl Has. good lot* w inter grasecordiag to County always ta a I f . U wMR. ____ m * ••• ro w Vt :• u iro ttiitr «»f ih»* I b io t H i .t in , t .tinitii tt•o l a - t nitrlit in llto C o u i l i l ) I n 1* a lta rk o tl t* Longwood Voters W. C. Brooker, State Commander, Hoover To Crack Addresses Sanford Legion Post Down On Bolita In G o T o Polls In Election T o d a y O r l a n d o District Quiet Reigns As free : holders Decide Pu FBI Chief Orlando, County OfAtln»lni*t ftrinlN In Gamhllnjarf- Mr*. Mr.rtn m.d<u, . n. wti- 9EfSs3* G ty New? Briefs Another Night Of Freezing Weather D u e For Florida Roosevelt-Warns Demos They Must Cling To New Deal To Win In 1940 Odd F II Officers Are Installed A t Meet LOCAL W EATHER •V 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 08, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd352b703c3b753a95d7db5062ff7f2d.pdf 0b62e0455416ebdc4c7a5f5a5272568a PDF Text Text • -f k 'A . v v ^ v w *'r -rt«e> *< x > rlr-»%.N> "> . l- v ? ' *',Vir’ < >•*»' '/‘.i 1 \ > - VTV-> - 4. i - ^ y v ••"•«■•. -» « > o t> •«-> u ' f ' S “ - r - . ' ' •«•*■. ------------ i » f w ■w.v: Wl ijxAriot* WOV0AT, ia Ku A^y g, ika Team 6 Wing To Forge Team 6 led by C «p t W. Lud­ wig and sparked by a K ink* Hoff, who rollod a thr»» — « tout of fttS, dofaaUd Team * lod by Capt. L . Tharp thraa [ Uaa of race*** lee fie a atralfht u Inrraaao thotr land l.'Jaa triads baary v a t lt f h U two gamte over Team 4 lad He, arrireB in Orlando ■ « . , by CapL E. Kaeaorman who won prepare for hie 10-fesfld'l ! two and loat on# U Uam 1 lod INDO, Jan. 8 — Tha BanI by Copt P. Peiold. W. Jennings 'adaaaday, Jan. 10, wM) 1 Undo Kennel Club baa da lad Uam 4 by rolling a three eorgi of Loo AngeUi, Cfl. a arcond full week of Ita game, tout of 888 . In tha other greyhound racing aaaaon B me* team 8 defeated Uam 8 I by Capt. T . Dolly two- out ‘at tha Longwood track of three. laa it two record* already lied at target* for the reE. Klrchhoff relied high fume for the week with a 218 and Dr. | of the iraioo. Scott the tecond highest with a Iccoetira night*. Thuraday 110 . P. Peiold h.d hlgfi three May, Iba track paid off PAYCHEX . . . fifth lest dally doublet par** JOHNNY Dr. rented he»»rwelfht baling can* game U U l with 846 and lender, lane "white heps' whe Bcott In tecond place with a rIght• Pedro Gearal, Jen. 10 la U U l of H i. P. Peiold continued U load Orleede at deditelUa af new In Individual averages with 8110,000 American Legion fight 178. 6 ; R. Hollar In aeeond place with 170 . 16, and Dr. Bcott In third place with a 160.24 . ’ ' The bowling thU week w ill CITY BRIEFS end the preeent tournament and there ehould be tom# IntersstfCattaaee r w e rase OneI o’clock. Routine builneia matters Ing matche* aa on Tuesday, w ill be tranaattrd during the aes- team* 4 and 6 w ill meat tor A rtlN In g to General Manager »lon over which Consul Command­ champlonihlp and on Wednesday W alter Connolly, the prime reason er teams 8 and 8 w ill fight It out J. K. McClelland will prealde. fa d e a e m s a.(hot at LouU mare far this unuaual payoff at tha for laat place and on Tb um U r Uekat window* U the presence of than snyooe alia. Therr w ill be a meeting of the team* 6 and I w ill meet with ‘ "Since •those, ratings •carta out a record kennel pf greyhound* at team 6 fighting to keep third 1g4t'September, Nova and totor tha track. More than 460 doge, mrml>er*hlp nnd the Hoard of D i­ ftlacc. New teams w ill be aa* tho 'largest kennel aver, ora at rector* of the Seminole County icted Saturday and a ll mem­ tha thick now and additional doge Chamber of Commi-rce In the bers were urged U bo preeent eoatinoo U arrive. Chamber building Tuesday night at the club. Tha feature race on tonight* (lim n rolled ending Jen. *. lilt , ll-U k a card la tha ninth event, at 8:00 o'clock. Pre«ident P. P. darn** rolled Tueedev. Jan. ti Campbell will prealde over the tntSTw O I be *Uged over tho fu­ than be received meeting. n. Holler ____ ITS in h i turity dleUnc*. g P»*tor In Chicago. it W ell. . _ m it* MT tN . A . Hotard’a 88-pound brlni: 1‘rlc. in in I I I •It down. W hy 7 The United Stair* Attorneyr . M .rw .ih .r _ u s in I I I die, J net Rail On, from New It out" I». Hcolt it* r . III Biuynta Beach, who copped Urn General, Robert 11. Jackson, w ill T. H o lly ___ _ u t m in lit DMtgfea event Friday night la hi* deliver a apecch In connection M tla l. start of tha eaaaon, goas with Jackson Day celebration* ita iba past in tha ninth tonight over the country tonight over a O. I l. b r ____ l it IT ! US with a strong field of greyhound*. nation-wide radio hookup from u. H u n t____... i n 111 tie tit ait i.. tt»*i --------— tie ti* it* l it word received hrro today from W. I.urhn,*nn t_. 1*1 I I * 1*1 «• * It. Witte __ I l l ISO 1*1 411 Kenalor Claude Pepper, II. Moreland ___ 111 ITS 111 <** The Tourist Club w ill hold Its weekly meeting In the Chamber nf Commerce building tonight, be­ ginning at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. C. C. . d u iit a Earle, president, announced that tonight will be observed a* "Ohio C 4 etrm l;n*e)taV Fteht Night” when all Sanford winter vlilU r* from this *UU w ill be honored. Nitfon Is Hit By Straight Games In BoWfing Tourney Severest Cold Wave arrow tha nation yoatorday in tha wakn of tha moat aarare cold war* of tha viato r. Tha trmpsmtur* had rieen in moat araaa hot tha mow fol­ lowed right behind, playing fa v favorites. Tha Chicago waathar bureau reported about eight iaeho* fa ll.In Port Smith, A rk., eua. of tbo heaviest on record. Prom four to I f inchoe fa ll In Missouri, blocking highways. Plurrlaa fa ll In tha eaatem itate* and more waa U fallow. Moderate to heavy mow waa fdrecaat for tha north central states, with temperature* U re­ main below normal, but not ao •over*. Tha gulf atatea In tha extrema aoulh and P acific region escaped. Chicago received a while cov­ ering fo r tha f ln t time thia win­ ter. / Tha Southern railw ay reported lea conditions aa fa r south a* Jeaup, In eouthreat Georgia. fUtinel Club Heads pito Second Week tt.ltacing Tonight SSSfcJtZ T. R o ily __ __ I I I in W. Thornton_ Fred itcoii ___ II. rep . P. P .io M __ _ Tola). ........ J. Kerb*! ........ V. P.«ol4 ------ --- III III It* It ! ITI Ml 111 III Ml l»S 111 ••8 tea in lit Ml Team Waa Laat W tal Plaa • 11 1 IM It i ii Ii M.ua » II M 11.111 1 11 II ' IM IT i ii ii it .m i u ii ti.ata larteMaal avarages for walk •luHns Jan. 1, l il t : PLAVRR A rents* OaaMS P. Maelwelher____ 117.7 I. Plalaeher___ __ _ M i l J. Oat ................ ..... lit.* L R m I ................... 11At R. Laaey ^ - 1 ........ HT.t L B G A Ii N O TICB asasTMts? l yau’va erav aMa o ai a f these big circua lb# htiga (Irrtu Wtaona and can Imagln* ana daw* a tradk Ilka SaabUeult or W ar Admiral, la what Xbafrough la Ilka to tha Tax** AghraHy'ripped the Tulaaa Uaa to piece*. But * r yoursalL you’ll have to go to tha Rita toi last time Vha real *811 ha ahawn ham. IW T W J , Ml 7 .. ' ii A , SALAD DRESSING 1 LB. NBC RITZ % LB. KRAFTS CHEESE 12ViC • 3 for d m ii R. RsIrlOge *17c Ilfe'L MONTE APRICOTS NO. f TALI* DEL MONTE SLICED PEACHES W. UtOwls r. ti. 1940 R ll aa on. kimo t u n CARNATION MILK W. Jtnnlns* . R. Kaeeeraua w . I.urhmann 9 »/jC 8 H e PILLSBURY’S P C FLOUR V4 LIPTON^ TEA LARGE HEINi BEANS 2 for 25c 12 OZ. JAR PEANUT BUTTER r, w .i.n _ 5n, *, w witt* mu ._ ...... W. Thoratoa h r.llttr n. Welle ZZ II. Otauw .,. I. y* nberg . II. Moreland J. I.udwlg .. J. tl*rb *t R. P ric e __ no. i n u n * T va lo r PEACH-PEAR MIX 3 for NO. 2 GEBHARDTS CHIU 25c pot T to es HKNRYA, RUSSELL •SEED COMPANY ®’u w "s r * a , RED RYDER 10 lbs. NICE JUICY ORANGES ’ doz. 5c YORK APPUES 10 lbs. CARROTS 2 bunches FRESH GROUND SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 19c PIG PORK CHOPS 2 lb*. ,!... 29c BIG BOLOGNA lb. 11»/ac CLUB OR LOIN STEAKS 211m . 29c By RAY THOMPSON And CHARLES COLL Lit t u ClassifiedAdvertisements ew. ii ^ w U iT t iit t tala aot m be aaMlafeeS oate each m k for fear roateestlve week* la Tbo Baafora Haraie * n.wepaaor or aoaeral elreafatlsa la fcmlaolo Caumr, Florida. Wllatee n r baa# i l l official ooal or tale m art lb * the t«b Oar or Jaauary, ilia . a P. HERNDON, do rk or C Im iit court, o Brt A. M WEEKH. D. Co (ARAL) now nm -s OR After dispensing with meeting* for two weeks because of the holi­ day*, a .regular meeting of tbs In­ dependent Order of Odd Fellows will he held In the f i ’d Fellows H all tonight at 8:00 o’clock. A full attendance was requested to make plan* for a district conference to Ire held here on Jan. 18. A large attendance of legion­ naires U expected.tonight at tbo regular dinner-meeting of tha Campbell Loaelng, Post In the Legion Hut at 7:00 o’clock. State Commander W illiam C. Booker w ill be the guest speaker and DUlrIct Commander Giles Lawla of'Orlando w ill also be present. a II 11 It II fesoo will bo ealeraS anafast yai. 4 U ' )U ^ 1 K W Y p U R A D tOO, IF ft A>PEARED HEtC DAN DUNN-SECRET OPERATIVE 48 CO VTi "BROWN 6 nd white maif walker dog, name 8 . F. LemU » E YO U * Welch repaired by •mond on cellar. Reward. aua who malty know* how. 'Bring to Laauuoad Tim Shop. 'Bdfg*« Jawalar Magtwlla ’’Xva. H E F A IR A SSO O IA tK iN ra- fMUhad, all • la* trie k qairca tha aarVtcca of 8 »lcj» j-akfflamUon. w>— — • about ^1 yean of 'age for I’UPITEB— CUTE little ft pobiklty oad caavaulag and r ri*H 86.00. 8101 Oak someone who can mould with platter far modal*, also worn .fa r o thare. la f ip a u F a ir v .■ > �/ Nj 7 7 7 ^ r - - m r ^ ■*;* v r f _ -rr^ r^ n v r* ■ -------- i -m S«minoI« County ProdooM More Fruit And Y«C*UdIm Than Any Similar Area In America A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1910 Associated Press Anti-Lynching Bill 1$ Again Debated In 76tli Congress Kslnbllfihcd In 190R DIXIE TRANSFORMED IN T O W INTER WONDERLAND - — Navy Defense Is Outlined For Gott Course —r HI rs. Merrill Named S i n t ♦.» CommitteeWoman At Meeting Admiral Stark Says 52400 Ton> Battlei i\ _ w .. _ ..,1 A committee of local m lfer* a b U llt |er.*a named at the regular nicol. line o f the City £cmml»*ion in the WASHINGTON, J*n. , 9 — Cltr Hall list night to wo«k with the recently-appointed manager of the Sanfo-d Country Club. Allnn •teu.irl. for the development of the course. The appointment* were made by the Commission on the recommen­ dations of Mr. Stewart and are t follows: lift . F. D. Scott, Hl*» connection with labor d In­ Dorothy Powell, Andrew Csrraput's. way, It. II- Coleman, John I ud||, stated tiU Intention to wig, and O. W. Spencer. »Urt. a Rebate measure which The purchase of a waterworks would impose penaltlf* on peace hend from A. B. Morrl*on of Or­ officers who re m it lyr^hinge lando was rluo autborlted during ' the short meeting which was ad and ' on the political ,ubdl*l*lon* Joumed *o that the commissioner* In wftkh they oceor. might attend the meeting of the , BUpS TO * *•-- * *ord 8tat* ttot thomartSt wOrnSe* was «T*a g trm aasaUon bf the Commission. Superintendent h f. Perks Jems* Moughton wa* gtrea authority to 0 **«CMviet labor In preparing tha playing field at the Manklpal Athletic Field for. the Spring training aethitlea of the local obtain >00-more Ionic range cuR> and for the Nashville Vola which wlU begin In about tare month*. The convict crewa will romeat of the precram Pa- eupplgaont the crewa end the i (aland of Ogam., eatupaaent employed by President Cherile Bradahaw of tha Seminole ASBlNOTONj Jan. p. —(JP) County Baseball Aaaoclatlon for the work. 9EfSs3* G ty New? Briefs la a fw f Ministerial Aieoclation at tha Pin t Presbyterian Church Tnaeday afternoon. The Rev. W. P. Brook*. Jr., pallor of tha Pin t Baptiat Chnrth, ta chairman. Weadaaan o f the World mast la ranter aeaaldn In tha Woodmen Hall tonight at 7.'80 o'clock. Oew eul Commander J. F. McClelland wtt! preaid* over the boslnoae seo- Finns Promised Strong Support --------- « JnpnncseCabmct Reported To Be Un­ der Consideration N ew Paul :it l!i.* Miittr tim r tin* rniitli I t lllll lull* a -worn M atom ral o f J j| I i 4 im. ni»«*n l»» pnhlir o f f'« j1 'lr . Iti’ rn«l«»n 4ni,|# p«tiiitiinr •»ul that tho law provhlr** ihnl t ,ii' f i « ’ ** tmll Im» !l por«vnt of "lic itIII* !* »>f II*4 C*lll RlVC I h<* niiitiuil talary or t<»m|M ii-ill ion ••I 1ho offav ^onjrhl l*\ lho on»»* boon ittilaio.* I p|il|i|»iiiir * Ile' rwfll probably offer Ht» American Legion Po»t at which; motion whan tha bUI la openad William- C. urooker, state com­ mander, was the guest speaker. for Amendments tomorrow. Rap. Wadsworth, (B.-N- V .). An adjourned meeting will be held one o f the few northern oppoa- In the City Hall Wednesday night at 7:30 o’clock. anU o f tho hUl taid It roh|d The Commissioners alto ap­ never be -onfoigod, As the op­ proved tha donation of the amount position's find epeaher, he wee of the City llcMae for tha Silas m eted by applauss by Southern, Green mlnatrvl show to the WPA Kemhfn. A debate U expected colored sewing room project. The amount af the license was H 0 . A . request of H. J. Lehman, j Premier Says BritishFrench Union I b So Close “ Neither Can Give It Up” Qiitilifynikf fiv< til local tiimll* • n'f- fi»» mililtt* nffitv wiitiiitt .to the inim:tri(*4, umy l*«* imitl ni tin* of fir* of ilio Counl) I'lrrl. it una \ llu Vawnrl/lf fit l»i tiliir i|ai\ upon th»* presentation ('liumluTlain In la y dopi n nfciitl frtkin ill- Seminolo •’minty Itoinorrntie I'MTiiiitp i-liir**.l tin- present F.uropoan t«*ninSlti.« •liowinp Itvn the com* land and air w arfare was a mitfe*!* • n*»ac«umont hn« Invti pnitl. I. v iireliniinary.” and n** t 'omit v • .• ri. it. IV llorntlon said ! serie.1 that Hrilialt-French tndaj close Tin* ii.'.tlify illg fee-t itiit*| • union had heroine so . ’I * C ■■-1* " 3 ‘ Chamberlain Says Present Warfare Mere Preliminary Candidates May Pay Filing Fees To Clerk Now Cominiuioners ^ Exempt viofenct Name Committee N H in u ^ to<profld2n N U M B E R 117 - I t t t i : 1*19010 made on orte of At- ni.l it wiw only on 1lint l-'ngliuiit cun end of hostilities at of the world have l>l clean'' of Herman addie-', he bittarVt :• uirottiitr «»f ih»* Ib io tH i.tin , In 1* t .tin itiitt•o la -t nitrlit in llto C o u i l i l ) a lta rk o tl t* rmany's treatment 1li«* ronii'iitloo iivM’oinnit | of romiuorc*! peoples, and sa­ wa* toiilnt ivcly ti l at ihr ^tinio j *crto«l •*l•'«!•%y lt is the turn o f Thut valiant people I'cioritlnuo an for 1110 |»io\ion«‘ Fiulnml.' I'livlittnt Imt iho rrtohl<i of tIt* can re**t nr Mlred that our reI'.V’Ih o lt'C lio n sht»W III** N h d l'M Illl'Ilt apnnao In the League of Nation* wit a 'J pfioont of th o aimital •al­ rcanlutloii •'will hr no mere forary oi r o m p o n u a t io it m u .I in I'.h'ltl malily.” II Mai n««oj**inrnt wn« n* t f*»i lie ditl not mention Ihr Hor^••noli rantliilato. Itelidha matter. Fvrn r i rhaintirrtain declared .Mr*. .Wwtnn Morrill of K« rn I'.llk Mil* 0HI110«I Slllto Ih’OUMl III • England win irmly l«» irpcl any ir roinmittorwnmnti lit IsbI nij:ht'< iiivtdrr from the air# the air William C. Mrorker, .state He. little walking he could do. annotitieftl German hioi-tmu to nrrvo out tho tinox- miuistty pertinent commandri of the one leg would hook over the other pirott trim of MIm Mary Kninoll. plant'd |M-I„ , |md nltaekrtl five merAmerican Legion, l«*l night told The boy was sent to the St. I’etf m n l l / x i t a u " h'‘ D iulout! In r ion to r hnnt uIiIim , with aliglit damage legionnaires of the Campbell-. arsirurg hospital and his legliftirntmi K. W. Bornlar upon lie* indieulnl. One wsa dead, and Lotting Pool and many prominent; broken and set in crisis. Mr added j 1inn r«»nnrrtoi| with tho Work* T2 hull in machine gunning o f public official* of Seminole Counv ouna that the boy's legs m-i-re straight' . Il'iovroMM ration. (lit* *hip«, -U w l food ouL vu l that thara JUUMgtJ-.<l a HmI> */ liitiTtte* In the lU lk W j the program of the American every chance llrat another lei - f snol kin*on. State mnimittooniMn. will wiu ifp«*iti*tl t « hr leading to legion and the woik that la be- nbly deformed body would be ■ ' atloinl 1 1 moot int; of the State ivahuf fling of Itulinn diplomat* ing oreomplislied hy the Flnridx made normal again. | Oltl.ANI'O. -Inn I', i.t'i n f I* iiiMTiiht' ('••niiaitt'o tt» t»o lull) in ihifs*’ ctiuiilrlrR ui nu effort depnrtmrnt. Prior to Mr. Ilrankei’s address. |fil ial, of itixm-e ■omit) mol the tir-diing on .Inn 12 t.i lt*dp M’ltlr uili'tnul disputq^e “ The main work lhal la iM-inc members end guest, ml down to t'ltj ol tlilxmlo .......... . m l In i dlset.ssiou of the method A J.ipuiiCM' tntdnrt wu* predictdone by the state Legi- n," Mr. a aumptuou, feast .pared hy |,hl. wjlll. ....... ....... ..... „| el ling pi c-ideul Ini fleet or,. td fen Tt»k>»t :i a Bit.ill a - tlir n e w Drooker declared, "is centering on Uwlxn memlieis. A ll L-ue.l, we.o ,nK lll„ ll„ 1| , ..... |'„u ............ . t. wx I to com i-iimi- of opinion ,liipriiii •fstlfinni.tift| cuvrrnmcnt youth actlvlllea in order ttuii Introduced Jholiln. ....... Imp |.. a ........... . among I ho— i* present Ihnl llu- u( l *«-(»t i til rhino i-« organised Americanism will survivn as «<• tors -Itould In In eiiil I* ttf Ahf’ts failure to imReferring to the .......... far Ike |teu„| \\„.|„ngton I., th- of limine. .f the .rant It to be.” formation of the Is,..... Mr j KiIbiii ,.f •o ilo* t.nllol, a, lu tln- Ipiitte* l inlfd Shtift iI'lntiorM. lie explained that when he he- Brnoker sSkl the war telersn, had ||,a K.-.l. ml .............. I Ime-lign. I... ...ted on l»v III.- |x*o I in»% ’i 11 Frimt- Minister Kytl rami' department commander he Uirro mam olijwllvi**: I T»» Ink** ,11,,,, tit * In .1 Finland’ * national inpremised that the main work hr rare of <lip<ibl«‘<fl war vi'tri*in** uml Nl’Vtllll «*l tllo*l* H o o ver’, -pol.t Him mm 11.1111 n i. "stiiliing lapitlly," and would concentrate on would lx the depemU'iitx of se Ain.-it* Jorders o f I lie i; . Mlill chin'll thi> I h vm im I that ih.. uiu-t hnvi* credits to youth artivitleir. In coimertlon ran soldiers killixl lost in lh al I lie d i.v fl.o if* it pi •• •**|«n**il * * t • ii |»t*r iiti.iirai thfM tlrfi'iiM*. Tho with this, ho told of the St. I’et. France during the wsi. ? 'I'., n-nW ||t liolllli’tl flit oMiiily h>.iit .1 •••inmuiiiquf o f the vvnr eraliurg crippled rhildlrn'x Ini-- tier service to the •ou.uioi.il y, sotl.ll e lll'lg .' ol itieijiii'4 hum Ink*' ud win to ir*' *»f uml rily imfii|,,ilim II.- hint "iinl ilift. wn- no important piTal aponsored Jer the Legion. “ It stale, anil nation. 3. 1' ii pieseive i’ll that •‘ iv t ’ iitl mk »mI Ii - toilltl l»«« tlii*« «-t»nditiMi9 and ruiiiul up |>t-i lii’ ltiu-tf. mid imlieutfil the HunL wonderful,” M ) raid, “ In go Americanism for postnit) POIlH will* lilt \•* til* II lltlllll’H lull M’qiiittt] In to il i lioili;It • k Itll'IlUi* i.tn w fif ''tfiuptnurily exthere and watnr the number <d Members of the hx-nl post nore for only 4 'I umI time cuch y«Mi children admitted ami to natrli urged hy Mr. Iliooker to xllrnd In rikllrrlctl. ullil he • hi trd In id fiff over the IlMU'lftl TI k * I'|]| |Mikf*Mi;tn lit. i • tun little in (toil on tllO 1 1 t ||f l| t ii their progrraa iinlll they are able tho Ocahr* ronf.-r. nri' in o few object ioif» of the \rill-around ii’" Ntjllr will! It fount \ ••I t 19\ t»f* to Ire released.'' Werils. Ils ilrimirtnliie \.us xlresse.1 Idi'iiN. " I In- in.*lit lo voli -hnuld W i di ni I mill, ami the French fieorge, Weinstein, reinmaixl'i when he told them that it was ficlu U mi* miv«*lv*’*t mi llu illtk i’ l, tu- worth gM »Hi pfi year to rvi i v -mil Iti ill'll forces destroyed a nf the local post, had previously there that they ho|x-d to find n d d in i. (h u t it M ils III) ......... . f f Voter,** »*uld ••n«* ••• I hf uifinlifi' •ifilium -iilimariiiii, hut gave no told of rases sent there by tire some solution for juvenile delin­ M il' IIRCIII \ i )• IlllV f it' lll.lt IIUIIM-4 of llu- loiiiiiiitt who ni4<v « iti'il th i.ul«. The French Parliament C*inpbell-l.oaaing post. One little quency. The law and older rom- ••titled in p i iiii< 1 )lll> 11!• I ll‘ I lilt lit 4. an lll*»lilllt*f alien* u \miiiK Kill ttpfiifil rmtiiuily in fighl between ‘ I f lilt liuv ■f iIm (iwwip II lilt’ ll ( |Mill lined the ,Vn>. meliy, iu»n>, mo” iigliti*is ii ml fnr|u,'>o/i’uniinuni«t boy was so bow-leggrd, be |kiIii I- mlttee, of whlrh rloyd Iloyle is ilepilt |e». I h e .M m in i « .r fiIT*', Ml His: tIn*iM B>ittfiii in -*»•ifctiiii: ii candidate. ed out, that whenever ho did whxi llV tll.s lS M l-sse t « . | in fr «itn nth* •r ' U l l f wt ,»n* rri*- . C. W. Wale- of Fein Pnik 11 ih ” r* I tendered Inn ie«ignnti«ni In ln ly i;u in i; IIIi c lu in •1 n liin d n in fit,* I kL* Altid. ' mi*ml>i r of tlit* county coiiiiuittee, but the ntfiiihfi- at InhI niuht'a lo A K Ie l.A e N I ) . J lllt 0. M l An SCMHioii (tdoptfd i motion lubling (’klciiiiiiiii in ( m Folk (uni 11111*Ihi r hb request ouuli c4Miiitu*w of tlif hflitu mrkrl ('balnuaii Iteiulfr Htufid that he WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.— W*>' Uretlon Dial Demoriut, can not tirobc the* FYilintl Mm ’im of In. did not know whin another meet­ — President Roosevelt, carefully win with a consvivslivv candi­ vcAtifrnU'm rrpiilt’tlly i- |iur *uin^ ing <»f (he committee will ho held t.AKKI AND, Jali. 0. —VP}r shielding his thlril-tenn plans, date for the While House. In Oifmiilo wan in tilifh <1 in tonic alncc the >*i*PNii»iiA are railed only last night warned Democratic . Tho great public. In- said, if |quartet a hi rr lotluy. when mutter* ol importance are Am.lh.-r night nf frveiing ternp<-rutur.«, nml frost then warmer leaders that the party must cling Intarrsted more In government Folk yanihliiur uitivitli-M weir to be acted upon weather » » < fnrrrast for north to new deal policies which at­ than In politic* and "the future w)ow*il down Bcvriwl wt’.kt after uml r.-nli>il Fhotila. tracted Independent voters In Ilea with wise political leader* tho wlMYini; (let. J»} of Mu i i > Hull, The e.il-l "I m-II sir I .illy hn» start1933 and 1939 If it is to win who reallio I t " Kvrrv c owh repute*I Fammoiiiit i hih payoff .-.I leaving ^nuth Flnri.la, for the dentlal .-tertian, he declared, has limn, bill now nit* bulk in full In 1940. not III, nml math e.-ntrnl sections, Speaking directly tp the erruut proved the growing independence ■wing. j The f«»e.-n«t was fsir nml conttnof the capital* democracy nt a o f voter* and th.- tendency I* The* Faininnunl rlub llu lf, !o* i.itsI .-..hi low i.-nilings of 27-29 tlOO-a-plate Jackson day dinner on tha increase. Dislrirl It. pul) Grmul Mai!.-- mif I....Ix-te.l for tow "(lots, and cntrtl on Ihe m Tampa liij:h\vny. ' “ Party rrgulais who want to hait tH'fli ehutetl by rmiit order, Klnicr S. I I 1 "'I " "tall end to millions o f radio listen in- ligl.l f•..el where the temperature era, many of them at similar win must hold Iheir allies und but optmlion* »tn be inn e’Arrled stalling ollitvio li'iu Oilun.lu ' ii full- l » .17 Temp.-rulur.-" predictthose inde­ on in idhei quarters, (hie report stailnl ihr i.s-.-iilly cloclc«l »fli functions throughout the nation, supporter* among ul: New Smyrna 34; Sanford, tha President defended Ihe pendent voters," In- said. i> that Mulberry i« n*m Ihe roun* ccr* of th.- 1'H‘sl lodge of liul. Ovi.slo .I't achievements o f hla Administra­ He pleaded guilty to llu- 'salt ty'i numlitTh •*r«%pitjil.** pendent Order of Odd Fellow* in I <1.1 weather continued Its tion and said they must not ho impeachment" that too miiny The hiillet-ritidlt <1 hotly of Hull the Odd Fellows Hall lost nighl. siege ngsinst n Isrge pail o f tho ‘‘chipped away." ■ persons in hla AdmlnlMrntmn are was found in the IhllnlMuuugh J. K Raker wu* installril as uution nml w.-ath.-r ol>s*rveni The American people, be said, Uot active party Democrat*, but river near Tumpu thm* day a after noble grand for the coming lc-ni, xr.hi then- wa- "rant likelihood of recognise two facta today: Mplalntd that lie beHr.ra In hla Ulaapiiearaiiet' fruiii the Par­ U. M. Munson, vice grand; A. J. iiiiin."liate relief, 1. That th* world outside our party organisation only In pro­ amount elub, mid tin Aiib««*qucnt leasing, st-crelnry; nml I. K. A snowstorm In the Rocky hemisphere la ”ln really ha# portion to Its proper placo 111 investigution iraulteil in u lii'il of Southard, treasurer. C. A. Haim-* Mountain area enveloped Colo* shape." Ha Mild that thla fact nwrernmenL In this, he said, •cverul iveraon*, all of whom Inter was awarded Ihe honor of I’n-l redo. I!lull, Wyoming, Montane, * la a* big that few people Kara ho shares the fcrlings or most were rrlia»(*d. (lamtdinK rate* Noble Grand. nml lighter fall* were reported in grasped Its moaning and to big poopls who are more concerned which followetJ the muider inves­ During hi* address to marabcio., North Dakota. Minnesota, Kansas, that “our little part loan squab­ wttn getting "the big jobs” done tigation still arc lo Im* Irhd. Mr. Clark compllmrnlctl the '.xlgv amt Missouri. <-vJtending aa fat ble* or* shameful In the light af than with Hie label of the party on Ihr excellent progress It nas so,ill. as Oklahoma. R.* made during recent month* and that does It. WASHINGTON, Jan. The upper tier of th* middle t. That th* ualion tney did "the big Dircctor J, FJgur Hoover of tho urged that Ihe progrea* continue Atlantic slstra also had snow. 'groot gains’’ In our economic said, Aleaamler llamll- Fodcrm) Hnrrau of Investigation In the new year.__________ In the south, frost chilled areas la tha aacurltp Thomas Jefferson, Andrew haa douhlcd hla ataff In Miami lo as for south a* Tampa, and low B R A IIM AP T O I’ lfT N A M and Abraham Lincoln combat “ official corruption* And tempeiatures prevailed along tho an influx of Northern hoodlums. |ljg heroes. Gulf coast. chipped awari they most he only PALATK A. Jan. 9. — Two carBpseolation about his thirdGambling railno* and houa*« of New England mercury stood n foundation- on which to build y well have prostitution are “ running wide load* of purebred Brahma heifer* below xrro In most sections of further galas,- , he said. -Behind prompted the President to ob- open," Hoover said. Reporta by and several Riahma bulla have Maine, northern Vermont, and us lias iirim alhhid u really bli esrve that “I am supposed to bo hla staff show that “ a half doten been brought In from Texas dur­ New Hampshire. One death front Job. It was-the creetloo out al • self-made riddle— In feet, a or moro* ipmnhera of tho Miami ing the past few weeks lo serve exposure was reported nt Enter* the funk of the eoriv thirties af havt aa breeding slock on I’utnam pi Isc, Ala4 riddle and n Booth police elepartmeat we cap County fam e, according to Coun­ llo prof0*a*d criminal record*. i*nt at tho reCharges by FBI Invwtigotoro ty A gent U. F- Westbury. Republic an eon- Ifitx a t tho policemen rang* fro m “ Iw'Srwm riCLO VKR GROWS IN BROWARD to attend last automobile theft ■> •• llwiswewl —i— dinner after being as- lion LAUDERDALE. Jen. 8- — ould bo tolerance -wide clover plantinge hi Broward i by puhlle ofty nr* making good growth, ttrertlon .of rackrUmonstralora believe they e Northern cl Has. good lot* winter grasecordiag to County always ta a I f . U wMR. ____ m *••• ro w When fre ttin r ruin and fleet hit*the deep South, nature made bcaitlful pictures for people who have sven hut little of winter's .pattern*. Innta** streets. Longwood Voters W. C. Brooker, State Commander, Hoover To Crack Addresses Sanford Legion Post Down On Bolita In G o T o Polls In Election T o d a y O r l a n d o District Quiet Reigns As free : holders Decide Pu Mayor Oeorg* H. Bridge. Jr. of Longwood arid at noon today that In hi* opinion epproglmately on*. half of the freeholiler* of Sem­ inole County’* thlrd-Urge»t town had voted lu the election to de­ cide whether the present muntelpel government will b. abolished end a tax district created to liqui­ date the affairs of th* town. The town’s 131 qualified free­ holders are divided on the Issue Involved In tha flection and hoth aides have been free to voice their opinions In the matter sinrr the bill passed by the last session of the Legislature was fhat pro­ posedOne faction contends that the large property owner, or grove owner Inside th* incorporated limits la being unduly taxed for ill holding* while the other group admits th* taxes may be reduced aomewhat but challenges Buy argument to prove u rodueIn taxes for on* class of property owner will not result In a higher levy far another class, sine* u certain amount o f taxes must be levied. One faction contend* that abol­ ishment of th* municipality la a etep backward rather than for­ ward. Those la favor at abolish­ ment contend that the town never should have been incorporated and that th* benefits to be derived from incorporation are not suf­ ficient to warrant th* payment of ho amount of taxes involved. There war* no report* of any Nelson, Ranford al seating the faction lahmeat, was preaei throughout tha day. Th* poll* wCJ eio and the final haunt FBI Chief Orlando, County Of- Atln»lni*t ftrinlN In Gamhllnjarf- Mr*. Mr.rtn m.d<u, . n. wti- Another Night Of Freezing Weather D ue For Florida Roosevelt-Warns Demos They Must Cling To New Deal To Win In 1940 Odd F II Officers Are Installed A t Meet LOCAL WEATHER •V 1 �, r *?r» • . • ;Tc r » v » V - Iff;< fr*S * . *i\\ . mm'«\ +\C) f * v Herald U ilT ». gN M ^ " ' The FBI In Florida m * ) IT rtOORNFiJL W iD i^ j 'I> On Bolttab Is District ' ■ Florid* is receiving a good deal of publicity Jua< no# fn ‘northern newspaper*. Ni Not all o f It, - unfortunately, 1* favorable. Coming just a t ibis time when what.-was eottjij biggest *2" "tourist . " “~ season 7 - In * T * w Ib, fidently expected to be the history of the state Is getting under way, the report* that lottery operations and other toirma of racketeering have In• parts of this stale as creased to such proportions In J. Edgar Hoover, chief to necessitate the presence here tion, and a greatly Itt* of the Federal Bureau o f Tnvesl creased staff, are harmful. Because It was going to be the biggest tourist aMsnti In history, and because millionaires and moderately wellto-do people from all ovor the country were tiwsdhjt ftw Florida In unprecedented numbers, hoodlums, m w m m * and fugitives from Justice have also moved W on the to w crooks and gangster* whose gamming and Vtee tiAiWMlono had expanded bqyond their control. situation ni y i so different from previous winter* except that its ptMportions are greater. Among the most Interesting df Xi-Man Hoover’* iwtoPt disclosures is that at least six men fn W*e Miami Polfc* tl»6partment ‘have criminal records. That fa eotnethlng her tha self-satisfied and complacent taxpayer, •* Well ns 4ht #raspectlvc winter visitor, to contemplate Wfth some uIWUMRl misgivings. Imoglne having for the Hten Who art OOPposed to onforce your laws, for the police to whom you are supposed to appeal fo r protection When bmglata your house, ex-crooks who have served thhe for cottrtnit- ‘by hi. staff in tha “tlaan-up rem‘ o»limh ordarad by Attorney GanIaral Frank Murphy, Hoover haa -M-tlerr-d I f ciWUloaal G men to Florida in snticlpallon of intanaa | n n c rirslry for central of U»o hjcratlrr winter raaort rackets. I CHARLOTTE RK8TOCK8 QUAIL FIJNTA ROKDA, Jon. 9- — Charlotte County's. Conservation |Club la 'hoping to trap 1,000 patrt i f quiU dullnx the hunting sea­ son to releaaa for restocking parpoors when the eeasan cloeet, se* cording to County Agent N. II. McQueen. *. ; NBW TRUCK CROPS IN BARB MACOLENNY, Jon- 9; — Rfforts are now being made to Se­ cure boyars for early green com and lima tram produced in -Baker County, according lo County Agent Mabry Futrh. TJIE QUARREL 8ENS1 ly not thou, J will rccoro­ ll; but watt on the Lord, Shall Save thrr.— Prov, THANKS TO TUB FOL­ of the local “Cuba" enthusiast* who Mid alw*y* thought that this notoriety belonged to Tampa. Hownvnr thtt « y lie, there is probably ‘ 'honor” cnoOgh fn this title M r both (From Opportunity! Tampa and Orlando, especially -since the killing of ohe boligh enough up, lita baron down there not long''aj(o Wtld the nrraat o f B r ­ •W enough down, other in connection wilh n 160,000,000 lottery swindle In n !ou find equality, Aim-rice nearby town. 1st thine uf whkh boRitaj The G-Man Investigating the attuatton In Oflando to ft which orator, oretc reported ns having said that the Psfteral Bureau intends bafter dinner tmst. to clean up the Orlando area. That might, of court*. ex* lifh enough up tend only so far as Winter Park or Longwood. Thais-again lliera sculi sic ilc n It might reach almost as far .as Orange “City, or Monva*. ’em find equality. In any event It probably followi that sooner dr lattor khp Hit mingling of man SSktng a -belter way place in Florida which haa not set its house In order with Ret mgtehee wilh Cod respect to these lottery rackets ahd other types of U ftwe will bo given a thorough going ovbr by-Fedorsl Bateau o f Investigation. LOWING «s S »s -, C O N T R I B U T I O N S TO PRO-AMATEUR FORD COUNTRY CLUB. 9 . D. Scelt W. c. Ftomlag Arlkar Yowell Jeka levy ftnttvdt Warns .1 I f anyone could find anything rosombllng a “ third term” In laet night’s Jackson Day dinner In Washington, he would have to pry into it a whole lot cloaer than moat of the correspondents who covered the meeting. When Postmaster Farloy nddresaed himself to his “ fellow candi­ dates," hb seems to have coVored the eilnation fairly WdL 8ecrotary Wallace and Attorney General Jackson may have had it In mind that Roosevolt could be Induced to be­ come a. candidate again when they plumped Tar a third term, but the President seemed'to echo his Poatmaeter General’* views, when he spdka of f'eahdlddtoa here, and .candidates there." Probably ho realised only too well that loll votes today on wbeih- in praising him, both Wallace and Jackson were furthering * I* th* their own candiiiioids. . . . . Throughout his speech the PmiUent spoke not as a >U>- your itnan who Is running fbr offloe, but aa one wh6 haa served lf 5rou his tlms In the public's service and to now content 4o offer hi* good advice to others upon whom the mantle of leadHeuilnolo ership is about to fall. He has apparently gotten so far •“ beyond partisanship and iwrty loyalty, absolate cssentlaN GOLF TOURNAMENT A T &AN- find equality, ‘mingling of men with men Pe Chain gangs work V fife pf the Jungle plan. , MERCHANTS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR e q u a l it y enough up enough down find r<piallly * PHOTOS |0e Enlargements 25c 4 50c •a for hoodlunn and fugltire. from Jostle*,’’ ha aakL Tha only •ay they can apead Urair ill-gcttan money D on gambling sad ners In other cilice threw every­ thing but the kitchen slave at their opponents. Two of them— newly designat­ ed Attorney General Jnckaon and Secretary of Agriculture term for the President. FedWallace— plumped for a third oral Security Administrator Mc­ Nutt, hlmoelf a candidate for the 1940 nomination If KesoaveH dose net eeek.it,- mlAiahe polls lee -for which-the Fred tool n o , < W - m m . ' .u-ru, avoided the third (erOi contro­ versy 'While - foUowiag Ike ueunl theme of defondleg -the Adminthem, Senator Wheeler,, of Mon­ tana, and Speaker Oonkheed, of AMmam, o f the •Houee, are oandldatoe. The other waa former Attoenoy General Homer S. *d by air. Broker tfor the induatry and oeUelUaa of lta memtera. Ilia pulntail out that the flenfoid post was the -flret In the Haventh District to go over the top in the inrntberabip drive prior to Armlelien Dev. Mr. Weinstein reviewed eetlvltlee of the Cemnbell-Losslng post in relation to tha alate -program. Ilo told of the work being-done to further *Wld welfare from every angle Including hoepllelitaHen. clothing, feeding, and edu­ cation. In doing IU ehare In help­ ing -the work of the i crippled children'! ho.pltal In HL 1‘etrra- Phil Grsaboff Hellyweed BUy. S. H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE Jm Mattere Aba Reukln f M t h i m r w a r a n o»*> at BiOO o'clock, according to Com­ mander C. C. i’rlcat. A regular meeting of the Jun­ ior Chamber of Commerce will be held In the Mayfair llot.1 to­ night at 7:00 o'clock. Routine butJneea matters will be discussed during the session over which President -Harold i’owcn wilt pro- The >regular drill aea.kma of the three local National Guard compeMra were held in tha A r­ mory lest night The additional drill* authorised far lb* Guard*men -Mil October have 'been eompWVto sa d . until. .Jtnrtbui nptleo •nly see drill weekly . will b* (to, theni ers Oleo many other held.___ j me* carried on. Mr. Brooker C o m i-le 1 1 on ru r x tr r t . I r e . * lm [tod. He pointed eu t.th a T K Mr speneen the Sous Of the » . • " srgsnliatlon compo.od STATION C .ra.r Pint St. A French Ave. AM BULANT PROCTOLOGY Sorcery I. aapeoelve amt w e . U a . . d a .| w n i a ad pats* fal a* we diMOverad before dUoardiag il la l a w • ( tha am,belaal (ia jM tU *) m.thag a f IrwMlop voetal, mptare, prMtatia eeedlUeee aad varlca.e veiaa. (Toa.il* rem and by elaetrislty). Dr. A C. Hawaii • ! « Laceraa Terra.*, Orlaada Writ* • tHeeUea. la* JM crataro MS .C H taiam l, WINES GINS to Tor the carrying 0U ftf.lts raw of ArnerleauSm. \ ; inv of the gueit* Were Inpo. I and '-spoke briefly, compll- it pho ne a buUt to accommwbibseed patr-nagv, . Mrs. ,/PJ orteil. Thr buainete was ll twp years ago. M m k iKill AT THE ARMORY em 7:30 WILL HITLER, MUSSOUNI, OR STAU N UNITE EUROPE UNDER ONE FLAG? NEW. MODERN AND UF- LUNCHuraiNOTVE—GOOD HOME HTYLE Certainly, elneeaMUaae* mey tae* said. . I .were ne Jsckson ,Dsy ■,4« flrnkis, though Deino. «bls . . Broeker Addresses Ltgi-on-neires At that his present Intentions arc not naadad-In that aino And Florida ’Democrat*, -as waU as «tber Democ -throughout tha iastlon, might aa W0II be maklifg up '1 minis, not aa -to -whether they -want Ur, Booaavak fi third term, tiut:*a to Whom they wont t o elected Him. east^WJJAKFA8T-DINNBB-OUPPI tsi east -rigir arr. ,, . SEVEN tyOKDS THAT DEFEATED THE LEAGUE <W NATIONS Dinner -Meeting W O jf a e t * ■CGRTiFiBD I* MMNE-OBCJU WBQAWVOU w h ic ^ t AHbU^dOOOtofidBlu I a . .*1Ty.*,* a-,,iwmS ' -- .ijayrgOM A oiii4, r-yv I 4 a ‘u u i'’, gournreudbe St' from »I0 > sd*|o dinners. Florida •Gabhfi s V-> �• • tr •“ a ~ ----------:------ --------------i----------------------------------------- — ' • -..v* .• • . ► :------------------ • *s 1 iTHE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA- • Young People’s Group Mr*. Z. B. Ratliff, rnaoadlng secretary. Alio, Mrs. Brodia Wiliams, tirasureri Mrs. George MeCrum, A sono meeting of the Wtfman’a local treasurer; Mrs. E. II. Missionary Societies of the Meth­ Lanry, secretary of young seam­ odist Churches ef this district was en’s-groups; Mrs. W. P. Chap­ held Friday at the First Method­ man, secretary of children’s wtnk: ist Church o f this eltv with tho 6lrs. J. C. I)*vl«, superintendent District Secretary Sirs. V. W. of baby special*: nod Mr* G. E. Havgood presiding. The mcatlng was oprnrd nl McKay, superintendent of study. And,” V f* . Curl Chorpentng. 19:00 A. M. with tho Res. W. P Ruhi man, pastor o f the bx-nl sii|ieuntenilent of "world outlook"; chinch, conducting a Inicf devo­ Mrs. 11. F. Crenshaw, superintional, after which n pcriul nf I tendent of litreitlire and publlcltraining classes wan held. It w.is |l> ; Mi.i. II. rondiirted by Mt*. F. It. G-nlfty Jintend, lit of of Oilamlo ond Mi*. V. IV. Ihiy* iti ii*: .'lie 7 t Ii od.-ril good nf Apopka District Sertvlary Mi-. V. W. ! Pope, Ilayg.-od in-tnlhsl th ' ulf” d j work; Methidi«t Missionary f-' -« i, t\ ,. II halt pun • * e.iie i .* MR. AND MRS. BERNARD MASON, shore, of La* Angelas, will fieri* uhiih Included: Mi - \ Phillip*, president; M'*. .1. lm ; tci'vi-.l to move thin |i»tl prrirnl n divrriificd program on many unusual musical Instru­ Clstli, vli'e-pieshtent; Mi*. I.. M. •i.n.l t ’ -it r< pp-'« i t ot ment, Wcilnrtdoy nod Thursday nights at tho Methodist Church. Kwiiln, corresponding n u tai}*: Meeting. j i i l o H i o w r y o O C iv T ic s Hold Zone ,Meeting Social Catendai TUESDAY bVwlAea* and soTbs regular Tegular bnsrfaaa atlnc of tb* A tartan class First Baptist Church will I in th* annex at 7:30 Hostesses will be Mr*, one*. ~Wt*. A. L. Stacey, C.Davld and Mrs. Louand Literature Dcpartf the woman's Club Will Jointly a Golden Jupwi i of poems and jauilc at „ tor of music Mr*. VW *n Yelser poet laureate of FlorIda, who conducts a class of more than 1D0 students In creative poem writing In Miami erlll Interspan* the program with her own im m e d ia te ly following the pro­ gram, the’ literature department will hold election of of/iceii. I WEDNESDAY Board of Monagrrs of the Car­ dan Club will moot at the home of Mrs. Fred H. Wilson at 10:00 AM. County Council of the P. T. A. will meet at T0:00 A. M. in the ChuluoU school with Mr*. E. B. Koonts, president, presiding- Everyono is Urged to attend. Barn Parser Orphanage Club wlL' meet with Mrs. P. D. Parker at her home on Park Avenue at • 3:00 o'clock. , THURSDAY Townsend Club will hold its weekly meeting at 7:30 P. M. in tb* Court House. of tho Semi___ _________ ___ __p will bo held •In the Odd Fellows llall at 8:00 P. M. at which time officers will be installed. FRIDAY BalUo Harrison Chapter of the Daughters Of tho American Revo­ lution will have a covered dish luncheon in connection with Ite regular monthly mooting at the homo of Mrs. C. R. Dawson, 708 Park Avenue, with Mrs. W. L. Henley and Mrs. George Morgan as co-hostesses. Rose Circle of the Garden Club will meot'wlth Mrs. R. A. New­ man, Rose Court, at 0:30 A. M. Sanford Home Demonstration Club will meat at tho homo of Mrs. J. O. Andes. 000 West Twen­ tieth Street, at t:S0 P. M. A white elephant sab jeHI be hold to r the 4-U Glrb Short Course in TolUhassee. Each teamter Is requested to bring an item a t kite. ' ' " Members, of the A as Ira Circle f t tho Garden d u b are requested rio most at 11:00 A. M. f t w home of M rs.'K f t Spence* 314 “ SunUnnct Jane of Fyramore lane,” a three-act comedy hy WIIbui Braun, 'w ifi he presented by the Senior Young IVople's league of the First Methodist Church on j Tuesday, Jan. 10, in tho auditor^ lum of thv Junior high school fer the purpose of raising money to send delegates to the state as­ sembly of Methodist young ptofM Friends o f Miss Jane Sharon which la to be held in t/ikcland *n will regret to loam that she b 111 the Spring. at her home on Magnolia Avenue. Tb* pby-which is said to be "a gay ami midern comedy” Is Friends of J. II. Tniluck will re­ undre the direction of Miss Nellie gret to learn that he Is III at hi* i Williams and members of the horns on Magnolia Avenue with i Methodist Young People’s League Influenza. will have the nr ling jirrl*. T. ... le irp n o n g l t o ¥ W ULLUN ADAMS, Sodrty Editor Woman’s d u b To Have MusicProgram The IJlerature-Miisic Depart­ ment meeting which Is to te held In the Woman'a Club thb evening la another In a aerie* of Golden Jubilee program* contrasting po­ etry and music of 60 years ago with that of the modern composi­ tion*. The first number* of the muiical program, 8onati, Pathetic by Beethoven and Invention In FMajor by Bach, are front "The Old Music Masters’* and will bo phiyeti by 1 Miss PrggF MeTeer. Also on the program Will be Noc­ turne, tp. rp. 48, no. 1 played by Miss Marian Clause. Mis. J. B. Cogburn. chairman of tho literature department, hr* charge of the literature program which Includes the club’s guest speaker, Mr*. Vivian Yelser larnmoie of Miami, FtoiIda's port buraate, who will contrast poetry of 60 years ago with modern versr. All music and poetry lovers are extended n cordial Invltatien to attend thb program. Pledge Service Held By Missionary Group Personals Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. W. A. Lcfflar and Mrs. 8. L. Fcrklns ate spending today In Lakeland as the guests of Mrs. John Powell. , a ■ ■.. m Mr. and Mrs. F. A . Wolfer and Tamil yam) Mrs. Den Brncklrhurat of Geneva, O., spent Sunday at I toy tons Beach. Friends of Miss luck will hr glad to Is recovering at her nolia Avenue from ness. HAPPT BIRTHDAY Betty Ann Hunter Betty Walker Madalyn Trulearn that shs heme on Mag­ a recent ill­ Mbs Orctchrn Lewis nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Picpenbutg of Or­ lando attended the Malcolm Fras­ be glsd to leatn that she Is reer lecture and eahtbtt at Daytona revering at Iter home In Mayfair llcach Sunday afternoon. ftrom a recent attack of Influents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Friends of Miss Duili Walker and daughter, La Verne, arrived will be glad tn hum that she has A pledge service was held ty yesterday fiom Gadsden, Ala., to recovered from a recent attack of tho Methodist Woman’s Mission­ vblt Mr*. M. S. Messenger nnd *Influcnsn. ary Society at lla first regular Vcrno Messenger for about three monthly business and program weeks. Friends of Miss Katherine Vrr* meeting of the year Monday aft­ nay will regret to learn tliat she ernoon at 3:00 P- M. In tho Mrs. M* 8- Messenger returned Is ill with Influcniii at her home church. home yesterday from Jacksonville on Magnolia Avenue. Mr*. Don Ulrey was in chargt where she has visited the past o f the program whose theme was weekend with her son and ilaughMr*. W. A. Hayes of Das-tona "W e Are Debt tors” with Mrs. W. ter-In-law, Mr. and Mis. W. It. \Beach has returned to her homo W. Tyre and Mrs. R. C. Thom­ Messenger. after visiting for the pad Week ason assisting. I with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. The business meeting eras pre­ Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Stahl and W. A. Flits. sided over by Mrs. Arthur M. family left this morning for Ox­ Phillips. The treasurer reported n ford, N. C.,.where they will make Friend* of George 11-tbe who total of 11,083.26 had lieen raised their future home. Mr. Staid will has been critically ill in the Feron connections! work and $641.11 lake charge of the Tobacco Re­ nald-IJiughton Memorinl Hospital has been spent for local work. It search Work. will be glad to learn that he is was decided to retain the bud­ slowly improving. get at the itmo figures for an­ Miss Catherine While left Mon­ other year. Krivmlt nf Mrs. Mantle Paganday morning for Charleston. 8. (’., A Missionary Institute is ex­ where ahe will attend the 8t. Ce­ hart will Iw glad to learn that she pected to be held at the church on celia Ball on Thursday night. Is recovering In the KenialdThursday from 9:30 A. M. to 1:00 While in Charleston, she will le Ijughton Memorial llofiillul from P. M. the guest of Mr. and Mia. Theo­ burns which she recelvcil last Wednesday 111 on strident in hei tlou o f officers will he held smt dore lUvcnel. homedelegates to lha conference will lxAttending the meeting i f tin elecbd at this time. Roll call will PINK PLANTING DELAYED New Smyrna Chapter Three of fce ’ ’ My Carden Resolution.” Mrs. I. K. Kstrldge, chairman Jthe Order of the Eastern Star lust LAKE BUTLER. Ian. P. - S e t ­ of the civic department of the |night In New 8myrm at which Woman’s Club, has announced a time Mi*. Donna J. Mainline. ting of seedling pine* in Union party for winter visitors to lie Worthy Grand Matron. |uiid her j Countv was delayed during the held at the club house at 8:30 P. official visit to tho chapter were past few waalra hy seunt t-iinfall, M. Hostesses will tie Mrs. C. K. Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn E. McKay. County Agent -L. T. Dyer re|iorls. Pfoctor ossMod |y Mrs. M. C. Mrs. J. E. Abernathy, Mr*. Mur­ HwIngle. Mrs. J. T. Nepby, nnd rey Jatvis, Mrs. Ernest Altman. Mis. Ktewnrt Dutton, and Mrs. I,. h. JteVn Andrews. EATI'RDAY * M. T>rv. Mr. and Ml*. McKiyr atMusic, flub will mc-l Iiih IihI the banijuft ttrrcculnir the M. In the Fsnnlo 8. nm'liiiK mi bupbIb of tho chiiptfr. mlloH, COJ Myrtle Avc rriumli of Mto. \V. A. Fittn will Mason lJcll Ringers I To Prcstni I Program I P A 1)10 K K PAlll SIOUVHF Th- Ma-.ui It.71 Riniti-s will toe;eat' a d\. ifl.-d program! Wediffmlay m l 'Ihurnlay Oil g, at 7:C» P. M. at the Kir.'l Mithodl-t e ll. t>. The progntm fi-Muii.i inii ..I iiut-iiimnts telilo ,i In-aril • n the . uti-rtninmenl. ptatfuMii. Mi ae. I Mr*. Iler.nd Mtn-u. it Ikngeh spent levcial yea it asst-mldliiB instiunirnts of *» novel natiii*-. S'eleetinn- will he presented on Rw|.*t Hand Belli, Mo*h-al Classe*. Siagiog Saw and the ftoldeii Vii tnliarp. Tiny play the world’s liirgesl set <)(- .Triplu. Oi-tsv^ Chimes, lie simply wnvillg 111* hands in the air, Mr. Mnseit co-txes nniiie front the mint my*trilnus of nil in«truments, "The Victor Themoin." fc'rats ole free and all ate in\ltrd. A five-will offbring will I*iteeI ltd >n biMlrr Kim* Mir nr •wtnll •••nr hi I nttix In*, $mi mu mn* »*• hr nrr Inratlllnr %»**•» l*IM\ »«" ' n n n*nLe •itilek. Inr• fxeiial•r n • llitlp., Ilrina ymmr krnkrii •«( In * , . nr 1r| mb mil fur ll. •*rI full rnlwimrni frum junr mills*. HOFMANN ELECTRIC SERVICE T E L E P H O N E 101 207 M A G N O L IA A V E N U E SAMPLE P R IM A R Y ELECTION B A L L O T DEMOCRATIC PARTY TUESDAY, M A Y 7, 19-10 CARD OF THANKS * S E M IN O L E COUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER We wi*h to tluink oiir many fiiendA fm their kiudnes- and rympotliy u: thr death o f our ' tyfnko’ n Crustt Murk ( X ) Imforp the bi-hivrd son. toother 4c husband, J. M. Wilson. Jr. FOR P B E H ID E N T IA I. E I.K fT O K S Mr. mill Mrs. .1. M. Wilson t o n : HitR'aHVnN Mr*. ,|. M. Wilson, ,lr, ........................... Mrs. J. M. Moyo Alias Rcheren Wilson CARO OF THANKS Wc wish t.. tug- till* mean n( thanking our friend* for ihier kindiii-- mnl florul offer­ ings during our recent bereave­ ment. Mr*. Mm- W'lgtit Miss Mary Martha Wright. i ’v b TODAY—TODAY FOR C O U N T Y ViiTIP l"i i|t uVli ASSESSOR O F T A X E S FOR IO U N T Y JUDGE FOB UNITE11 S T A T E S S E N A TO R t m i : in i: \>*t1f *Vi i|t Y»KK u n i: l l W. Ware v i >t i : FOR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E IN CONGRESS FROM F IF TH C O N G R E S SIO N A L D ISTRIC T FOR C O U N T Y PRO SECUTING ATTO RNEY t u ll Knit tixi: Pur .WINTER STARTINO |WORRIES N nnif o f tin- I ’ninliilntf nf .vutir Clioit-p iVuTi: i-ui: I " l - I'M ! FOR S H E R IF F FOR G O VE R N O R iim - C. M. Hand FOR S E C R E T A R Y OF S T A T E r«»i: o\E v o t i: B e h in d M « FOR A T T O R N E Y G E N E R A L Vo t i : t’."« PM 1 .J JUST CHANGED OVER 1’fill f O M C TPO LLK K VOTE V*.H •*'•» MY 01D BAITEHY TO A F iresrone E X T R A FOR VIITI. fill ST \ T T T U P YS I'K E R POWER BATTERY FO R S T A T E • r t ' n . ’ IV T J T V H E V l P IT H Ii ! \ T IM -r n O N twin- Fmi . m FOR JUSTICES OF T H E S U PR E M E COURT v o T r Fuft its'n FOR COE*" FOR R A IL R O A D COM M ISSIONER VOTK Foil tl.VK FOR S T A T E S E N A T O R JI7TH S E N A T O R IA L D IS TR IC T \... 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"-- • ilatkiYJk- .it ,~i --------------- ■- ^ -i .- ^ -- ’ Am ' ’■ o k j* .' m 'j 1 �V Odd* To Send Tennis m«icn ounoey, atlon R. a u iik u i "i a w i»- t Jan. 9 ^ -V P h -J k t Hardekor announced bigORLANDO, trio of feature rat* winners— ttoet threete tonight. tills mam Ip r Sanford mnt IU team to Ocala aevatal week* ago and rotnrnad victories*. Tbo return aaeteb with the Ocnlnaa waa *cbedulod for Dae. St bat wet court* prevented , _____ __ at 7i00 o'clock, fa caao Whiter P»ar. Park dalle to bring a B avaad, than pickup team* from the Sem­ inole High aquad will play. The ftrat outing for the Celery Fed* last Thursday saw the local player* winning from Tavarta IS fjf C a g e Season Seminole High School'. Celery idd will be Backing their eeesad Coach Leonard L. McLncaa eeld hi* atartlng lineup tonight would bo Danny Altman and Roy Dunn, forward*, Jim Riser, center, Billy George and Dub Eppe, guard*. The gymnasium will be heated, Coveh McLucaa eeld. ctory of the eeeeen tonight at wy tangle with Winter Park In • high school gymnasium at 00 o’clock. A preliminary gams 'tween the B squad* nf both bool* will bo pryol loginning [ Arrives In Orlando For Workout Before Meeting Paychek C i t y Violators Are T r i e d In Municipal Court , Last week'* City Court docket was one of the smallest In several weeks with only It-alleged vio­ lators of City ordinances being arraigned. Jos. Preston Stevens, charged with shooting ffreufork* Inside the fire limits, posted a bond of I f which was estreated. * Tho following negroes were al­ so belled into Court: Georgs Foster1 , charged) with assault, was atfwraa as?.a iba challenge* of capable dog* who hara yet to oater tbo win* mr*« circle tonight la tbo ninth and foatarod raco at tbo Sanford* Orlando Konnol Chib. Sam Cole’e apoody Lady at Arm*. Sam Coin, a rad brtndte owned by Oacar Brown and o m of tbo track'* boat taonoy .wtnnora In earlier rode* and Fanny Fay offer tbo moot formidable throat* to the three foatore-race winner*. Of the three winner* and prob­ ably tbo doe who will a* to the poet a* the favorite tonight. Olenrnrd Red ha* tbo boat winningtime. HI* tlibe. In ropplng tbo ireond racing night'* featnro race over tho futurity distance, waa Glided Priaceee and Smoky Mountain combine with the Big Three' Big Ick, Jappy and Oleaford Red—and Lady at Aram, Bam Gain aad Fumy Fay to round cot tbo m id that will ga to the poet tonight In tbo nfaitb race. With Urn all-around threeto to the dog* normally favored, track Ta* Asa eel I starkkoldsra of t duel* Corporal Ion, Ike office of ike O Bemlnele Ceanty. mar, January I Ilk. ltlt, at (Hgtyd) It J, a ROBAN ECZEMA ORLANDO, Jen. I*. — Pietro frughl end wnn four fights. BID Oorgl, adversary o f Johnny Pay- Gore, his manager, reported, chek, heavyweight title contender, The four round fight that will tomorrow night, arrived hrre at open tomorrow night'* card will nooa today to go through a public he announced today, Scott said .sawboat this afternoon nt 2:fi0 |n»i night. ^rlock at the Pioneer Athletic | Tho four-r»undcr and a pair of H toL i pT0ii»lng riplit lonnd flirht* will f i b * tough Los Angeles, Calif., pn face the Iteyehek-ll.rul fesfighter, veteran of eleven years tint*. The ni>on*ir gits under way. time of 29 1-6 seconds for the fastest tints nf the year. _ IJuly At Arm*, krnnsl mat* of B r Dot. and the charges of disorderly conduct.. n,hl seeking their N e l’on J. Brown. Lemine Tucker|yf||t victory tonight nnd Leoln Norris, nil nrrslgnrd on j jmv he futurity dieth» snr-e charge, were c*e»t sen 1t_n, seconds of tho trnee.1 to pay fin e of $10 or |J__ «erve an day*, ill orderly con-*! on l duet eliarne* nrnln*t Georgia lony to on i nidlowny snd T. tv. Warren were, In l the [dismissed. t tho West eglon y 3,- ' A p-tlt lnrreny rhsroo ngntnil |Jnmo4 Owen* wn- dismissed while J‘*bn lletitlry. chnrgcl with cartying n concealed wrspnn. wa« given the sltematiro of a fine of 180 or 90 ilays In jail. Jacob Dar* _____ gon, charged with being drunk Waat Palm Bmrh sometime about nooa. Promoter Turner Rrott said White Oorgl conclude* his work. this afternoon, Paychek ended his J pisparatery work yesterday after-, nooa with a light but brisk ses- j *ion at the gymnasium. If* will STOPS QUICKC!* COlNUfcitT—MASON BELL RINGERS ON W E T P A V E (Yll N T OF LOS ANCELXS. CALIFORNIA WED. an* Tmm&. JAN. 10TH and UTH, 7:45 P. M at Ihe FIRST MBTH0D18T CHURCH GREYHOUND ENTRIES •"Johnny b f c the pink nf con­ rinaT HACK—Kulurltir: dition aow,M Harold Jacobs, hi*1r.srl.** Hurkls lll»n ll»«h U TM Kal igflay.-aalrL yesterday following Careful Maid Karlr llama sc* J*mml* Cokss H a J b il wotbauL lUe Alone Ilonnl* Fashion Although Paychek naturally BKCOND IIACS—Kuierltyi tnlss a* the svsntual winner of trim halt >r Daily Ooeate) Cllpparttt* Honor . UM ten-round struggle with Oorgl Beaed’K-MSUr Plo 1C tomtrrew night—t t o ffg h t that1fllsrk aptee XI Junny Bw.ng breaks the dedication |c* for Hi* Lady Utroonl Royal l*»nr*r n*W American Legion arena—the* Ttlim D Am«C2 r S iI4 r 5 ^ k l* > tough West Coastlad is rated ai I Its wall** ,cn»p*r Tersdadtr AM prnniftnslstene* by Herald Stein- \ hma* Paythekte pilot, that an outm$» fufsred- 8* named for the 1. rotrnTU iiACB-Lvotur tym M l 'ladfcathe ’ that even he, who tetSer. S ia a lr •^ k i ^ i I aatea<Pay«Mk kg'an avert bet for Stek-^Rrtsr M ate•'Mhctrjmd If they m ail, Dark Itamemc* Mto' tbta k tonoenmd1. •BWTM.'Ba c b —Fw riit»it‘ M F O s ARM and taking no an* I K Sab IhaMtkf ’1 wn* 7 M H C m| Q H ■ P k Hear their many uaasual musical iMlnsmeats. Largest Set Of Trlplo Octave Chime* la The World ' Swiss Ha ad B«U*, Maslsal. Glasses, Ell. * D O N T m is s t h is i s e a t s f r e e — o f f e r in g COSTS LESS TH AN DRIVING * "• laata u !n • " • " ’a* 7.ag iclaaall IIAO 18.70 pv * . to b savn U W ... ,UM Bowling | A O J .4 8 8.4 8 10* a Liao II A. M. to 8 F.M . m s - tf l SiM .r* see HoSMeye, * • iu, i V nAnd^there |* raaaon to ba ton* armed." AHbough JRtnuy tea t AN ORDER OF OUR DELICIOUS Plymouth n y n lh b • cause aUgbt- cateb CH ‘ FRIED' 'POTATOES 10c N0LE!; BARBECUE^ JrtltoWWRh a Hihy btmb-eheC, ci>n* no* a our .Neaer REP RYDER SUr to H i * Tor* U . I b — U 'C .S M m . a that at Paychek Uite Spring rhould be and Paychek mu, hath wi* thrlr flgbte tomorrow I n in t h n *c h w v u i b i w r a OOtK BTOP T H XT PlOHT/ tSS&i S s t e u « s E « & '■ " ataadmg beerywrlgbt title con* |Smoky Mousu Ctergl Is a veteran of MS flghte. & & B * baa woo TO and fought to n ir.dlss noli*1r # a w on 88 occasions. He has fhra IA1'» i’R— ,, tlmm been tbs loser by a tech-1 KLBVK7 I ^ 1 JjR l knockout and ha* bren t.urky Jnk*r kaoekfd out but twice. STln”L nf n,,»e : Since Armhtlce- Dsy, he bee n',” . fiHl“ ■ClassifiedAdvertisements : * >. DAN DUNN—SECKET OPERATIVE 48 ^jK A D iM a M E V W OULD READ YOUR A D TO O , IF IT A PPEA RED HERE so uthw ard ev ta RILE S. BJkBS/ • n run SALK Plumbing. Phene 60. OR HUNT: Five room boose, flnlsbcl, all elcctrle kitchen, HAVE TOOK Watch repaired by nice location. Phon* dflfl. . aaa who really knows how. tWg|A Jawalrr Magnolia Are, Q U ALITV*AT a reasonshte price — We are selling , on* of the highest quality 'faada mad* at price* that wlO surprise you. Come In and i bo convinced. Hanford Cash Feed Store. YDUMO COLORED man, nil- PANSY PLANT! f iX M tr ^ e Gustavkon, 1-t Airport. • !.' 'rSI . w IM T H tm SECM IT MlDtQuT t h i OCCAM'b TRACUUESS WViTH STREAKS A HOM OPLANI CARRVIHO H tlN I I 'T O A StCACT RENDEZVOUS IN CALtAO W lTH TM t DREAD TRA FFlCKCRE IN DOPE.* ; 5 P E E D lK t f t LIM ITE D . IS '.3H C U A TO . Co n t a c t THOhB’ SCURRILOU PEDDLERS T' *M M 3.to V t !s U - H tl.«0 -40 ,7g rg s , i i s A* I* " * ^ * ^ * Tam .. d JO ,.y0 T .« Phone 60 *•>. *. BAR-B-Q R)RK— w rrii mot srsisc a cm i BAR-B-Q BEEF..... ..ltd a M «e At Nltht }* • ■ * (J ? STATION lSth St. A ElmAt*.t * - 1-48 w: Wr - R «h. 'S'7 a.ao0. •M i . u# SEMINOLE BARBECUE 1M B Raead io !f, 10.,g *|.Jo U M i ia SSo°i5!.AND P 3 l �’House Group OkeysjLongwood Ms U e r e n s e r u n d s A s k e d A bolishment Third Soviet Division Is Surrounded Quiet And OrdcrlyRcI omnium Is Held; Mayor! rges ( o-()pcrat ionForPragfrcss Finnish Troops Comp l o t c R o u t Of Crack Unit From P o I i s h Campaign Tin* ff«*vlu*M»*t*» »*f t lit* ToWH o f . L •itfoiml vnttil at'.tin-t t*»V nl*"l-! ' • Vr.i i.* mi it.«- immh,,*mlity hv :»( 17 vnV in t!ir iv fiiv n * i !i m i r»lnv. ' \ Intnl ttf H2 " f Dm* ritPTtV j f.vt-hi.lrt'i* rn-l hnll.it* in I lit*; tl*s»*tl»»M lit iv dim * Imllol 4 m*rt* J Thr «fiin i tlitcl OH** 1 (hat H Vote I ictrhut n|x»lMi-j Nazis. British Fitfht In A ir r v c w -. 1 A 1 1 4 8 ‘ 31 C hief Executive Committee Proposes That Congress Prov i d e $267,197,908 For Army, Navy JAPAN CAINS U T I LE IN YEAR tApnropriation To Last Until June PRESIDENT AN D “ CACTUS JACK” AT JACKSON DINNER A S a in s l (Irrmanv’s Raids Arc Feared ForetastcOf hnmineninUtzkrieg n»"*u or dr* oiuoirl|»ul p.*vt rnmrnt j (lint ‘II p tr* n* 4i -i lin!).»l• ini f n 'o r o f th* pmiNi nl In iTpati* ih »«1 Reveals Plans TnSnendMore Than Million In Florida Navy WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. — (AP)—The H ouko npvropriallons committee todHy n;»proved, tn general, Roose­ velt’* recommendations for Immediate emergency de­ fense, and neutrality out­ lay*, ntul proposed that ConItrcss provide $207,197,908 for the army, navy, coast I until and f m . Thu money would go fr * alrcndy stalled or expected to Im- (ttidcrtakcn durng the remaint\n o f the fiscal year ending June 30 in connection with neu­ trality patrols, Increase* nnrt training m ilitary personnel, and counter espionage. Reporting the emergency ap­ propriation b i l l . in the llou t*. the committee cut $4,R0l,0W> from the laJt.ODU.GM «hu lr c « — Went recommended. Subscsivnl “ hill* Inter are expected to be a better t o t o f committee sentlnient toward economy. Appropriation* recommended: h Army. * 1 1 6 ,818,348. Navy 082,238, Const Guard $ M * - » 3£B, F B I 11,478.000. Quota For First Class Post Office Post Office To Get New Rating, Jaycees T o l d • V. ll> I w»Mrlrt*a tl f*rr«* In-; ilU tr rl l«» li«|iii«lral.< liie n i-n v Mini llri'nin full* o f I ho bmn •» full.'Ill i:i III.* air l.Mlny n hill |mv«ol l*y I In tvltil.* 'in * "iirh l lipitril roof d ir l.«*f»Mnturr. i>ni|< ilijii Hi.. I‘inns lire stirThr voting w ii * mi "ipiift mol nr«l«'ily" n. t .iillnir to ruin:.lino :i ihinl Uiissiim i. • iriuots from St*mifn»h* County'* • isiiut. t h ' r . l - i m i r M p n l i t y . lu irn tl V• *I !*••«• • .« Itc'i'lm chiimcil Him* ot only hy Ihc chnllcmriiur ofj rljrhl Vico President Uiuner draw* u grin trvm I ’ t esident Itoo.evelt n tti two mot nl Jtu’U'oti i>. ..f four peroona to ra t ballot* in | j„ Wa-hinglon. nine Hi it i Ji plji ii'H were .shot I'mnklin I » . Jr., rtji'it. earoiteii hi- father to the tliiillor mol ^ooiii • I* . Inc rioimrai Hod . ilnwii in a balllt* i.vor lli'lirn* Ih-v XU'IV |o*t I'.ialifict elector, j enjoytn- the Joke tii Inn,I lin e 11111111111!.' I»y four •of l.tinguoml. Thr chvtinn board, , however, t*inoli d dam tho llwht lii'inmn pursuit |ilun»'8. 1 miii-ti ii.wips, Ihrownig I he to vote* situ** t)n*y won re i .‘ iiituitil - of two slu llen sl iltvi* ax imipri’tv nwnri*. m . it-* lnii k lu’ uish tin’ Under, writ* Mnynr (ie e ir e II. Bndjft* n*tn-| u*|M.|lrd to have Fiiirountlnl a toondod tin* onlorly inanm r in j whirh Mo* idivlion w r * t tirvluctiil thud .tl U- kk.tnt", Nt*illh of tho nod iliH'tnii'il In* Ion**11 no hard A 1 • I f p ) A Mctu> of n rrn l lnuntph*. Th * f« lings \vmild pclrist t*» obftrilct dn* progn**i of thr lo'vt^ "h k li ul*.n$; si .11 mile ^ tiililt the irn ha* for many year* Imi*i » known j ti.tl M il*.! I *rlull*- of Ihr Kuka** th«* "T 'ln n of *ipi»ortwidth**". I i ) [ ......... #..f|.on .»'«• I.irkinir. lllitflirr Raling Mr. Itriilgx* plnlgrd that On* llu* riiuipinint nnd pi’tsonal to ;«l lion nod inn i ill* *.f Mi niunit-lpnl taxi** would !»«• r#*!iir«*«l' i: wrii.ilmndonrd by Asstirt* I Sell re S, c r - »|in>.i vigm i miiini mil w ill I* la M V hy tin* town roiim il n- rapidly tts I Ilfi ini; tillMils inda*at«*«l the I I'J Ill'll I nil Ig ill nvtinii** would |*orntit lit* point-1 \ice, l l o l y S ; i > S 111ti tli\iNitn, ib* in«**t n n ntly • mk I'm iim ■ lot im id out, |imvi*vi*r, a amount * i*i,» lied, w.it* one nl lin* crack I The lillllnr Clmiida i of t'mil t« i .it r . * lirdtllrd I m must Ik* Irviod hy dir miiQiripiili mills fi«s|n dn I'.ili It cmnpsign. I lit. I m I ily for th«* ivtironwnt **f iU out- ' ,,M h * ran • l.un* ; gloat th al «*t oil* A Fitn»!*h cisiiiiiiiini«|iir an* .. tpl ilny*.,** lh. stnioting obligations, , i m lit fm llo ,M.-t .’ lass la lin r , -line* «l *.!l»il Uit"Mtt dead north l*rp.»i I in*-it t f ’oiiiinunlfi i G ,.i tl dir Sanford fs.-t l»M I S' Is |. I .1 I f • ( I til s* I iulupi "Sinvi n majority of thf rosl-1 Jn-i lu'hii'ird h\ wticii :i Soviet l.xl. t*p tli t it \ will iu*i. 'll llt< Bailer dr id«*nts vo f lA*ngwoml ha\0 ; VntetliPiol l Hf ir« , I i link 11.pun .1 l . • 111tl I. ,t .pi. i Isiii liiltssn nn* tli* pf i sit I today. against nlKdinhniont of the T*»xvti, rhn«.| l.i»1 n»«l»t at tin* logo Inr officer'* o f lh** h*i ul 4nhi11 •»* • i i i .« | u 1 1 ! 1 1 ; I ’ • llt.l'l i: Uu I.t Iickllisw h stal'd Uidtdiaw ul S|Miiirli Ann i i* .in I iiu * of dir ;*|oup lit the .Mn>- lli* I'm h'il nil roo|H*rutr 100 p. rrcnt for uii (in «*ji «t i flit nil f«ont. 11••11> tttiiistins I l.lstlll W a r VitcinriM nl tin* n g u lo l|>r drvrlopinrnt of dir communi­ f*i*l 11••14*I llu f ***i imiiii i*nrh t inti mu nd in Mn I ' ■ ,1llills'l IS.Is. M I tiujr • aid i IkiI nearly nni‘liii); i»f llu jjitnip ty," Mr. Bridge dreland. itiMi-•ntf’s•i l ight J iiiti h \rsM*h ||| PXITSS |tf III.it I 4‘ginii llnl Tlm i <«I.«\ nn M .»i . • "l.ongwiHNl nlioiild f«»r JI.IMMI . »iisl. hi lit- Norlli Sea M l I |i Miiii«titii tiH|tiii«d ("i it I i i -I das'* ** nn ii‘rl«.<k, •• • «*i«(•••£* I** 1 Ill I the pi '»bjui’t s of <lrV8*b|»innit >• •• nk x d'tiiiij. i.t lanh which II . 41*t 1 I ill a r rr nrvrr hrijrlil«,«.** sald |*v»**f t 1firr uitv told The firhl iiiundi’ i i . i ’ l*i n -i ••ini* li ■lid, i #%|'s*i » ffarrd if s •i »l •I pi pointing out that thr toxfn till* rliihN inline vtill i»n into c ffix l ..r i'll O'l ntiiit ut hlitt^f -ir‘ n i awr ... ^ fllC MltSpll H«'ll It lUpS'l .ll»sl J||k| (•••til Illf til* in July >rar hat* its largmt of hero Wth»g. Sm uring'ur n belles rating for Trlpl.' fl.h m . plac.r-. ...... 11. s Is.I I11*^# V . . •I wilder visitor* in hiMory. lit tl i.t in know Inlpeil uttaek.i I III th.- Inrnl IN «I Office wa. ..nr of !nf *Rev, ' "nnd ,".1 M M'n' Htit.inl ......... ! » f«< IIICi ra *. 1 III n ll \i ii . , i oi **nid only two I'M .»l I'.i t t i l l " * the innjor piojcctN of die -lay mitioiiidly known novrlli mu i well simk. Can.nil.ill tr.'Mps nliaiif, Mill give mi timi«ual omii i'll I il. Inn; t 'i ..hull'* cih'h dm ini: dir |ta*«t >fitr mv • 'I in I i .tin i- to join tho |projfriini ul ills* Ftr**t Ms-fh.isli » lti.nl •Iiti it| n HiithsNni sin r « i s r.. I I.t I ii in h on tho I ciiurrli t'lniplil nnd Issitionow Is... I. it.. •I I i t Hi ill h and rvrnini: at 7 1* «. « I •• k 11 . i • He tv I » I • III |- I Mill wIII •1* I III it* wui l » " h ««tl lien lu -t el.i . ."*. I f" I- ivivii h d ih ifiile In (Geneva 1*0-1 ll 111 II II I «luiI thuik'd dll' liai;o. l .| H "pnietiI't hi! no• I • •> t III .I'd* I m Klltkllld N E W YORK. Jan. , to* i hfii; • to i ' •I I........* Winthrup W. A l.ltlets, chairman .if | |l. « III, ls .lt • , .1 1111 make . Italy and llm im i'v worked in pu p il • nirauiat a rh o .c Natl.mnl hank. rrcom hill |.« Ini. I *• . Mil "ll nl •'"•ii i 11 l Hu ’ Mn inv«i dun . f .woiitheastein mendvd yeaterday the return o f , . pidihi t' I *••!» I** • it » • i gold to free circulation in the ( |,rf.,..1 I l | . .. i.iili. ■ *1lie I'O.Vi-'ll |' Unltcl Staler. I ..I M lb II..fm...... ..I II... . It.. "W e are alieuily, * he told the |()i(N| „ 1,|,|,.„|v „i ..ho.U One IiuimI ic*i | dtoU'iiiisl (oldoi ' Im $*« •. to**, im |*JV, , | T l" fn I ♦ ' , not bank** ahareholdcr* al . IU:IA |.h I. ..I 11.. I,...... u| hi. ItulilirUmt: dn M f dtn go »»'»•' • M. . 1 i 't* 1** imhi* annual inc-etinr, "th e imsacsam- | „ „ V nl.....« In ... llo l | t S Ills Yul!«*y uml d> of 00 percent o f the world'* nrone-j yj, ,, ,.|. ,| » , i l , Ilf lilt* |l t I I I il Mr ||..it*. lary gold slock. Before pence run ' Mill ItM IllsOllt tills t •ll.alll II-. mute fmm t >1Im J * •s I |M pi OVI I'|I III . It* nc’hlrv»*tl thi» whare n»»»y have •runiin$f Inn* fit'in In Intuu in \ ills* am ju-l "H •* I id I Wollld I . risen fuithrr. Ku«ii» lifter the dcalli ..I In* wile are bcilii; •!» Iiilml* "• i . p n im M I ' "III a large nriiwv wc an* anti i ||,. ^Vi»ja Imiiii in Tt.li l... • »l*i.i on Hit* I *nit 1tl Still' in the \ i 1. i.iitluil ily ItM i:. t ff«i 11* • t.f I l f M .1 • ; IN* t.il . i• will In* the ronM*rvatoiH »»f the Mm. |i», lw71 und Im I " " * •• i* •* and in1**1* I »'f it* v ll* p•tall Trail A •'*••« rat is»»i I III' ' ■ o. ,t woild'a monetary ayatom. ! dent nf K ir in for \« n 1. mid •.1-. •( t.' livil V III lh. loan Tlu f'iM« • ............ .. |V I. M *I • m . fir. I Hiii'dvni* iim * Li*••»• " I t l» for this icnnon, an well I.. lid .......... I' i .•tl.ii | til ‘ . «*18111 l|. |M»t 1llll'lll wf r»* it portI 'I*- pin) * tin* St ,l"* ii aw for ainplv rcuiMiim of our own, ilaugliti ii*. .Mi•- N ll"*lt hy .S ll Siillili.'l ft. p "• ' 'l.o no .1 P that wc mud lake action now In fix iifnl M m . F I' lin- •*! *1 Mi­ •If l v l l*> •!.»•• I . | •11•* iiur C)I'M • mill im" 1 "• •IiHMHI'' I dn '—.I,.f... >1 Ml....I,. National •' ' I h* • . ,*• llt'f preserve the monetary chnmclci ll III if l " ' » In t'dui *«, \ **I•.1 |mv\ ot I Hook, .1 II,.' uuiuuil ...ri'ling of • »• h | lil$*l«' . t. .i. of gold. Ax I m *c it, our immediate iiiiinn nf i inrititiult mi I M »ll**t The lei**lin$r J«11« I8« »!• *» ll.,' si,* M,< I.l.'i* l„ l.l ,.t llo1 l>»nk I'.UM. hi »« of tin* 1itu- ntum* •1 1" function is to rccnUiblifth a free Hufnianii nf I'tlnul, Mull ; uli'f i|i"|'Li) i*'l |»i» » 1.11ill ll l'l ill )4-tetda> a f letiiiM.n. « M#I | lit.*. I gold market per m illing frr4* move nUfcr. Mr*. Kiln It*it•»!•••• tr • ".It It !-• Ml A detail* .1 iepotl pi. w fdttl hy i|.t h... i'lluicnt o f gold l* r * and g.d.11 C t'«i"i.a li A I- » elgl.i l . ,..i.M..ld there id 111rti a |'ii* 'j;i •i 1 dn* 111 eilien. •III lit, . • i aid, .1 I. Inrlt y. 4'ventive vife prexicurrency lioth Inward and outwar.1, |ran nn.l .•«<• f i . n l rrnnd ' I " 1' I.. tl mi* * iih Hi, loatM I I tleiil, xhowed I.8IM1 in w The f I-Iniiif. iv'lfn'i me il SO that the price of gold a- here I'** «'* * '• “f I, t I,-.I ip..n it < i * | 'on molt '\«i* ui nl.- timing I'.M'.t, irpiexentmill «>u 1111111111$; f.n lit* established shall constitute .1 ( ' " *'. " , . ' ' ' l " " " IM ltin . m k inli* fur the li'lilixt*^ I I I han f"i .... I o I i;m( inr ov.i J..on.iMiu whirh went in* firm ami ceitain ba»e line from Knii*l»l** « linin'. I- t,f SanTilt* I I'lltMillx Will Im* t.ik# II I't Itloiljf dlls IllUtl* lilt .1 Mill ipl ‘ la. II. l.o to, tli. i A .*•..» which the valuea t f the fliverxe fmd and '> »,ni!H"le t ouidy K im II a Him w flfi ii'M'ii 1118*1 fiut' 1nl ll hv Ipl.Hit currrnriex of the world e n lw nervier* will Im* 1h-M ft f i t du* Imeil. I *i;**| | Mr. .Sliinl" l.-ec I- fill (her tptnlThe following i.t llo* I' tg.apll confidently figured** funeral li'tnn* dn*re l»up'*il"(' id 1 • f 11 ,'.t I (. 12 ed ax sayiiur that the uiiioiint of 1 t tpi.nl Aldrich anserted that, with rntooit ul I IHl tt'tliK’k. Hill ml will on this eit) : I I I , |o.vm ; 'J * 'tl. po-it- liaii.ll. .1 in ihe hank dill’"S an foitl, hientf'l on »!•• l-.tnk 2ml .pun mure than five billion dollars of j |M. ih family ............... •.•.I** l| iing IDT.* tofidl.d I'V. i JJI.-mhI.IXKI, . I.* I o f the liver vvlien '• " ' J^* ii - ini.« »i.l tpl.ui exees* reserves, the nation* Ku, , „ Cemetery, • 1J,K8 '..k8 ' an inert i»sr of over fHOO.IMMI over Lake Motiioe, is tin- h d t.f tin iih .pi,iii banka wcie hard pressed to loan tl i p • mu- venr, and dial thw I 771-mill* $*t»v iinieot lin ntalUfil out their money. » t j i ^i i i : • 1 '* -t i feme tit* * f itintlilion * I *.» thuiiiiH mol x«*ives ll . purl Tilts'll Much the tame opinion wa* 1 1 1 1 feat I,..* dm tug the )t«ti >h weil a steady • I tl . M III Annual for a with* area. St ••m e e x p lored in the annual irp o it of follow -. met ease ut individual df|M»nit», xlori lionl" are o|*t i.’itcl .1tl i in it pn-t iu , James II. I'rrklna, chairman of | 11,hM*. II piduting towmd uii . iiroiiiuginu III** wilder anti am available Item ths National City bank. 4,!.r.o| riii '.mllook fm t', |il for rhaiter id all lino The I'.i .ii |o(UK7 17 t In roiiiiii.nlm$f upon the mintd) (pop- 11,11110) i- oft'n ie IP .12 ;(.%.!•!»I H In'I ..f new h'lifiu, I'lexiilefit Shin/erred to av *\V»»rld*x I ’.elery tu:n III'. 71• l ’i ledsei stated, *'Thix in.llt'iiti'i a IPM A total o f HO winter visitor* Center’ due to the huge nerei't.jil.Vi'il $:eiitia| inr reuse in hii»inex* ill were present for the weekly age devoted to (hi* nop oil vui T.’ .r.OI '.ti 2«.iir mrnnoitiity mid that we u»v Splendl'l ItKUi meeting o f the 8anfrr,l Tourist roundini; fertile land. lis-tv 12.1 LYtta !eti-"penlin$; v » it Ii thn^piHdic in Club In the Chamber nf Commerce areoinim»dalioiiP tod piihlo huild* 12.71.1 , 1' utlva.iu im* fund.t whetever it U Varinl facilities for lire* IP3M building Monday night whirh had inga. I'J.iP 42,tlH!i 'I'.i I’onxixlent with Miund lankinic,*' been designated “ Ohio Night” hy reatlon mid riitertiiinineiit uie I Pill t l,Pl 1.7171 *|(t* uImi xtttted. "F o r du* hank, tho ivided hy the City Her real ion MIAMI, Jan. 10. —l/Pt— A the president, Mrs. C. C. Earle. — * ----------“ v t in m» a whole wax very succcupartment. llia ti’M rominltte# • mall aky-wrltlry plane burst InSevenlcen Ohlana were present to flames today above Miami's and this group presented the pro­ la operated hy tla* Cliatnher o f Commerre fo* the ronveliiinca downlinrn strvela, and crashed In gram for the evening. il/ a| A _ .lllie xltN’klnd.ler^ to xerve ux dlan open field aa the pilot balled R. T. Matxlnk of Guyuhaga o t vhdtom." n cl.ir* ..f tl.o l.iink for thr year out with his tuirarhuU. Tho foltler Irrin* St. John* Falls. Ohio was present at the IP|0 : (loo. I). Itishup, Jim- CamaThe pilot landed on the roof meeting within two hours afteT ItU or trail "th e xeenie lou t* ion, Gin. W. Frasier, I.. I. Framof an apartment bouse building his arrival in Hanford and he through FlorUla" and rlmracterlor. J. I. Inglry, It. A. Newman many blocks from the plana, and velaIn I his ex|ierlrnera In louring I t t i tho 8t. Johns River ao on,I R. (). Shinh.'lscr. waa taken to a hospital, where he. the ley, snow-covered roads "Am orica'a N ile." nr 4ss»,lMlr4 l'r r «, Tin- diroclnrs later I'lrctnl th* waa Rated aa, Art Davli. Appar­ through tho North on hta trip to nittor cold ri.nro„liuto<l in Now Shinently be waa not badly hurt. 0 8 TK H N N K liR O F T A IIIIK I) England today while storm* hnl- following officer*: 8. O. Florida. Tho accident attracted thouter.il Calif.,ri.iu, and Florida h,ilncr, Prosldcnt; J. L. Ingley, C. II. Bwlgart wa* chairman nf Executive Vice President; Geo. W. sands of t parts tors, who caused the program committee. Mr*. H. DELAND, ’ "Jan. 10. - U w i * Irwiked for warmer wrathrr. A. L• serious traffic problem near the If. Duwan, Ronald ITckstt, Fred­ Jamas, t7-yaar-oU ncgn> tl- cut­ Cher'ring tows for widespread Frosler, Vice President; Betts, ('eshler; and F. Coihim, Miami River bridge, where fire­ die Fields and Ktolas Winn also ter, we* stabbed to death at areas in the East came with fore­ man, and policemen held bock the took part in the program which about 8:80 o'clock Monday night casts nf the breaking nf the pro­ Assistant Cashier. crowd aa the' wreckage burned Included several musical selections, neag Osteen by an assailant whom longed polar s|mt1I. New England, furiously a half block away. Ths aitA rtftdlnn, the Sheriff** office said has been however, nippy weather of three engine was torn away, and burled The tourists attending the positively identified ly an eye- weeks, took on rrnewed vigor. In several fact from the fuselage. manv rommunittr* the mercury mmeting expressed their aporeelastood well below tern. to the Beminele County Loeal Conrerns, City Aid In .luninrCliumla*r Citrus Drive A fte r making little p ro fit st in China )a*t year, Japan ximlx her nrmifx ituiging into xuudi Cinnu early in 1910, dtiving liotn Canton and Nanning (hravy um iwM . May shows territory gained ill the 2 *» yrnrt o f wur, highlights o f the 10.7'J rampaign. mnl route* from llutain and India over whirh mu>t romc m od o f -upplfes fo r China'* 2,000,000 nun in anni. Kiwanis Told C Of C Directors World’s Fair Urge Elimination Was Success Of Road Hazards Aldrich Favors The aub^pmmlttev dbcloiru the plWk the N *ry to spend ■|,4fiM00 on «m er*»ncy con•truction In Florida, mo.tly In JackMiiTllle nnd Key W e.l. EdA C«r Hoovtr reported to the committee In a rc«|uett f» r ap­ propriation*, that tie- KOI hud received 78,000 complaint* *»f tahotase and ripionape in the last year. h A hot Usuo in the l'JJ'J Conyrr*aiotial (Maion bobbed up yester. day at a hearing on the navy'a IIJI00,000,000 axpanaiun program From a monrlnry slundpomt Tli<* Hoard «if Dirvctor* of the when the chief admiral unexpect­ the New York World** Fair may Srmmoli* County Chamlxr of edly rrvlvied once-rejected plans In ni*k* the far away Pacific not be considered a surer.* but Coinnn-m* joini*<| tin* Ilfuml o f i j l *l»inl of Guam an -out-lying from every other |>ulti» of view County t*uinmiaNiom*m nml other it was, for it gave joy and inspi­ Intrrvstv in |>ctltioning the* Stnt** lookout p o . f for lire fleet. Admfial Harold R. Stack chief ration to 25,848,000 persons, Nina l(oa«l Ur|iartmrnt to takr Imimof nuval operations, told the Oliver Dean, a member of the illatr utrpN toward rllmiiintion of ilouso Naval Committee that the publicity committee for the Flo­ in *'lk*ath navy had Included in this year's rida Exhibit told mtimbor* of the thr traffic hainrd No. II budget a *4,000,000 item for the Kiwanta Club at iu weekly Vnllry” on Stall1 Koud Guam project, killed by the House luncheon in the Viildi-x Motel whrrr m vrral nutoniohdr fatalitint hnvr orrurriHl in rrrrnl yrar*. after a bitter fight in which crit­ today. Thr dan^nouii ronditinn <»f tin* ic* wanted that It might causo The World's Fair showed Ural hichvvuy und thr hazard rau»vd trouble with Japan. business can have imagination by tin* nhutmrnta of the bridar T h lr tcatlmony momentarily ov- and that art run have ahowniuncnbadowad Staik'a asacitlcn that ship, Mrs. Dean said, “ and moat arn»%a Suldiar C ftrk and ul»o tor Ohitvseiit studies by the navy -in­ of all here waa a place where the diinitritxia condition o f the rul/ v n t (aither umlh m ar Rnttli*dicated** that 80,000 or 62,UtHM<>n nations of lhc>.orfd cun work and ; »nakr Laki* and nrur the Jum’baltleahlpa might t>c an early de- pliyr in pears'* |dio»i iif thr »oatl t*» th** Sanfordvclumneat, tyt that bigger, »uThem Is no question about n i i lando Krntirl ( lub \u*rv luoughl |NU-Imttloshlp* aurh as the HO,- Fiot Ida's participation being a • l*» thr nttriition of thr Hoard of 000-tuBitera mentioned recently In success, Mrs. Dean, who was IMi« c io n by f n i l T. Williams, Cougicaatonal circles w.nr not introduced by Julius Dingfcldcr, local nifliM*lr. Rtmtly favotvd by the -experts. chairman jut the program com­ Tin* l(t»ad I )**|*•111iiiriit will nltd A barrage of critical qursliens mittee, staled. She pointed out be rr<|umtrt| to plncr rrflrctorn imwlril the Information bIhhiI that the Incrvuned. touiiat Itavel nn th«* uhutniriiiM of tho brid^v tluaiu. Stark daclsrcd that while to this state this winter is bring o u r Soldier Crock on the Suntba Hem had been Ineluih.l In , nttrihutrd as much to the Florida for l-Ovirdo Jliphwuy at the augA lh j bi dget for the 14lh (llawiiiian 1Exhibit as to the war in Europe «%**don of T. \V. I,nwton. "*> •»*» naval district becsuac no by leading la iv rl agencies. By Thr wrtk brirlnninir Krb. ft wan Congicaatonal auUioilsation was actual count them w eic more than decided upon for tho annual needed, there was no lutonlion of - ICm Us m * a . rmm• r . u l tt'M llM H M !*•■• H «t| covering it up. -Vou gentlemen may laugh,- he told Uw I agists tors who ware grimi ng broadly, -but we want >vu to know axactly why wa did thatHa want on to explain that Urn money, 81,000,000 leas than wa* Ily KlltKK I. KIMI'SON time leader ha* made since the requested Ual Mar, but mi ch Ira* Aaaaclatcd I 'm . Staff Writer onset of the conflict stlnrvd deep £ than the faMpOO.OOO requlreil for A new spectre tn haunt Nasi • ^ t h a -fuDy aqulppod advance fleet dream* of world empire ha* keen interrat. Hlrippol to It* bone*, the Cham­ baao- r o w tntnded for Guam by conjured up by Brillan'e prime berlain accounting waa definitely o special naval board, would pay minister, Neville Chamberlain. reassuring “ o 11*1. tiers through­ far drawing under water runways It Is that nf a permanent Fran- out the fsr flong British comand conatrucUan o f treokwoters- co-British union, patterned on the monwusllh. It pietund Natl Ger­ llo told roportrra it would nwko two nation*' war collaboration in tho harhor of Guam available for the -military, politlral, financial many already driven from the Mas by allied naval power, altml oLnt7 ,* T,r,, P** and economic" firhl*. Chamber­ rvady sharply pinched by that lain also spoke of lit - possible sea elege at Koine. In affect, ha who aought •Vatension," not only to -other said that the war on Use ocran row over aa- nations in Europe.- but perhaps has been won by the allies, what­ tehHehaeont * f mllUrv facilitiee to those of tho -whole worto!" ever new horrors or air attack on C m rloee t*v Jsgaa—Guam being II waa this thought, expressed England tho new year may hold. N l f a U M U M asDee from Tokyo prime minister In aa acThere have been many whispers — BwaJCwa later ha vreuld j of his stewardship dur- reaching even across the Atlantic, •MM W pgike M g attempt to slip sag and a half months of that matters ware browing In Ua p g ^ Jhmvgk -hy subUr- wai\ sthMa caught wider gttorn- Goodan which might see n reortten than hb declaration that at gaatsaUon of the government 8ta*h S tu lssiJ far tho ftmt •ea, ths pal/ active battle frank there befare Spring free* the two new bat Utah “the bseacrabla pressure of eeo Whiter hound battle Itoes la power" was wearing down Oer- Franco, or elsewhere, and makes auay's -abttlto to carry on the aggressive action pnailhla. It has Nina Dean Says Joy, Invitution Extended And I n p i r u tion Citrus Growers For G i v e n 25,840,000 Meeting In March Permanent Franco-British Union Is Spectre To Nazi Empire Dreams 'u r r a i t e way." The Idea of aa iatarne- “^*15: t£sr1.fmi&fis is, ssrtf^sr^Sm^ d S ra iJ jrtS ft Achieved In j'J «,....... ..'t*' ,'*;,;,*rtl *ri* Cilv News lliirl.- i Return Of Gold To Free Circulation! C. L Hofmann Dies Suddenly 100,001) Folders At Son’s Home Are Printed By Train Assni iation1!': Big Increase Is Shown In Deposits 01 Atlantic Bank B ig Throng Sees Plane Burst I n t o Flames Over Miami Sixty Tourists Are Present For Meeting Of Club;.! K Florida Looks For/uVi'„. Warm wrrc by Weather A s Cold Wave Eases A. LOCAL WEATHER o. Great Britain purchased approx 1 throe feat from Chamber of Commerce, Secretory Florida weatherman forecast captured hy Ralph Bagwell and others for the ImaUl/ 800,000 tons of scrap iron |-moderate temperature" and n no < Partly cloudy: slowly rising and atoal to the United States la frost danger for tonight, tomor temperature tonight and Thurs­ swat courts*las shown th day. row, and Friday. sine* their arrival la Sanford. UW, ^4 I T* v.a* : ,• L*® V. j \ \J . I l F r st'i/l a - ‘n * y 1 • , -*w*i . /*B• T - ____ L -L ;________ gp,'. Bm J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 09, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 1940. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/85992bfa18aa4fa2ab75bce83cb307d0.pdf ea896e3da895188fb90f1a3523c74455 PDF Text Text V Odd* To Send Tennis m«icn ounoey, u i i k u i "i a w i» t Jan. 9^ -V P h -Jk t atlon R. a Hardekor announced bigORLANDO, trio of feature ra t* winners— ttoet threete tonight. tills m a m Ip r Sanford m n t IU team to O cala aevatal week* ago and ro tn rn ad victories*. Tbo re tu rn aaeteb w ith the Ocnlnaa waa *cbedulod fo r Dae. St b a t w et court* prevented , _____ __ a t 7i00 o'clock, fa caao Whiter P»ar. Park dalle to bring a B avaad, than pickup team* from the Sem­ inole High aquad will play. The ftrat outing for the Celery Fed* last Thursday saw the local player* winning from Tavarta IS fjf C a g e Season Seminole High School'. Celery idd will be Backing their eeesad ctory of the eeeeen tonight at wy tangle with Winter Park In • high school gymnasium at 00 o’clock. A preliminary gams 'tween the B squad* nf both bool* will bo p ry o l loginning Coach Leonard L. McLncaa eeld hi* atartlng lineup tonight would bo Danny Altman and Roy Dunn, forward*, Jim Riser, center, Billy George and Dub Eppe, guard*. The gymnasium will be heated, Coveh McLucaa eeld. [ Arrives In Orlando For Workout Before Meeting Paychek ORLANDO, Jen. I*. — Pietro frughl end wnn four fights. BID Oorgl, adversary o f Johnny Pay- Gore, his manager, reported, chek, heavyweight title contender, The four round fight that will tomorrow night, arrived hrre at open tomorrow night'* card will nooa today to go through a public he announced today, Scott said .sawboat this afternoon nt 2:fi0 |n»i night. ^rlo ck a t the Pioneer Athletic | Tho four-r»undcr and a pair of H toL i p T 0ii»lng riplit lonnd flirht* will f i b * tough Los Angeles, Calif., pn face the Iteyehek-ll.rul fesfighter, veteran of eleven years tint*. The ni>on*ir g its under way. C i t y Violators Are T r i e d In Municipal Court , Last week'* City Court docket was one of the smallest In several weeks with only It-alleged vio­ lators of City ordinances being arraigned. Jos. Preston Stevens, charged with shooting ffreufork* Inside the fire limits, posted a bond of I f which was estreated. * Tho following negroes were al­ so belled into Court: Georgs Foster1, charged) with assault, was atfwraa as?.a iba challenge* of capable dog* who hara yet to oater tbo win* mr*« circle tonight la tbo ninth and foatarod raco a t tbo Sanford* Orlando Konnol Chib. Sam Cole’e apoody Lady at Arm*. Sam Coin, a rad brtndte owned by Oacar Brown and o m of tbo track'* boat taonoy .wtnnora In earlier rode* and Fanny Fay offer tbo moot formidable throat* to the three foatore-race winner*. Of the three winner* and prob­ ably tbo doe who will a* to the poet a* the favorite tonight. Olenrnrd Red ha* tbo boat winningtime. HI* tlibe. In ropplng tbo ireond racing night'* featnro race over tho futurity distance, waa Glided Priaceee and Smoky Mountain combine with the Big T hree' Big Ick, Jappy and Oleaford Red—and Lady a t Aram, Bam Gain aad Fum y Fay to round cot tbo m id th at will ga to the poet tonight In tbo nfaitb race. With Urn all-around three to to the dog* normally favored, track Ta* A sa eel I starkkoldsra of t duel* Corporal Ion, Ike office of ike O Bemlnele Ceanty. m a r , J a n u a ry I I lk . l t l t , (H g ty d ) I t J , a at ROBAN ECZEMA time of 29 1-6 seconds for the fastest tints nf the year. _ I July At Arm*, krnnsl mat* of B r Dot. and the charges of disorderly conduct.. n, hl seeking their N e l’on J. Brown. Lemine T ucker|yf|| t victory tonight nnd Leoln Norris, nil nrrslgnrd on j jmv he futurity dieth» snr-e charge, were c*e»t sen 1t _n, seconds of tho trnee.1 to pay f in e of $10 or | J__ «erve an day*, ill orderly con-*! on l duet eliarne* nrnln*t Georgia lony to on i nidlowny snd T. tv. Warren w ere, In l th e [d ism issed . t tho West eglon y 3,- ' A p-tlt lnrreny rhsroo ngntnil |Jnmo4 Owen* wn- dismissed while J ‘*bn lletitlry. chnrgcl with cartying n concealed wrspnn. wa« given the sltem atiro of a fine of 180 or 90 ilays In jail. Jacob Dar* ____ gon, charged with being drunk Waat Palm Bmrh sometime about nooa. Promoter Turner Rrott said White Oorgl conclude* his work. this afternoon, Paychek ended his J pisparatery work yesterday a fte r-, nooa with a light but brisk ses- j *ion at the gymnasium. If* will M H C m| Q H ■ STOPS QUICKC!* ON W E T P A V E (Yll N T COlNUfcitT—MASON BELL RINGERS O F LOS ANCELXS. CALIFORNIA WED. an* T m m & . JAN. 10TH and UTH, 7:45 P. M a t Ihe FIRST MBTH0D18T CHURCH GREYHOUND ENTRIES •"Johnny b f c the pink nf con­ rin a T HACK—Kulurltir: dition aow,M Harold Jacobs, hi* 1r.srl.** Hurkls lll»n ll»«h Maid U TM Kal ig fla y .-aa lrL yesterday following Careful Karlr llama sc* J*mml* Cokss H a J b i l wotbauL lUe Alone Ilonnl* Fashion Although Paychek naturally BKCOND IIACS—Kuierltyi tnlss a* the svsntual winner of t r i m halt >r Daily Ooeate) Cllpparttt* Honor . UM ten-round struggle with Oorgl Beaed’K-MSUr Plo 1C tomtrrew night—t t o f f g h t th a t1fllsrk aptee XI Junny Bw.ng breaks the dedication |c* for Hi* Lady Utroonl Royal l*»nr*r n*W American Legion arena—the* D Am«C2r S iI 4 r5^ k l * > tough West C oastlad is rated ai I ItsTtlim wall** ,cn»p*r Tersdadtr A M p rn n iftnslstene* by Herald Stein- \ hma* Paythekte pilot, that an outm$» fufsred- 8* named for the 1. rotrnTU iiACB-Lvotur tym M l 'ladfcathe ’ that even he, who tetSer. S ia a lr • ^ k i ^ i I aatea<Pay«Mk kg'an avert bet for S te k -^ R rtsr M ate•'Mhctrjmd If they m a il, Dark Itamemc* Mto' tbta k tonoenmd1. •BWTM.'Ba c b —Fw riit» it‘ M F O s ARM and taking no an* I Sab IhaMtkf ’1 wn* 7 • iu , i V nAnd^there |* raaaon to ba ton* armed." AHbough JRtnuy te a K P k L arg e st S e t O f T rlplo O ctave Chime* la T h e W orld ' Sw iss H a a d B«U*, M a slsa l. G lasses, E ll . * s e a t s f r e e —o f f e r in g m is s t h i s i * " • R aead u !n io !f, la a t a • " • " ’a* H ear their many uaasual musical iM lnsm eats. DONT COSTS LESS THAN DRIVING 7.ag iclaaall IIAO * |.Jo * bsavnU W ... pv 18.70 U M . to i ia | AO J.4 8 8.48 ,UM Bowling t * *• >. *. BAR-B-Q R)RK— w rrii mot srsisc a cm i BAR-B-Q BEEF..... t AN ORDER OF OUR DELICIOUS Plymouth CH ‘ FRIED' 'POTATOES 10c N0LE!; BARBECUE^ JrtltoW W Rh a Hihy btmb-eheC, ci>n* no* n y n l h b • cause aUgbt- cateb a our .Neaer REP RYDER SUr to H i* Tor* U .I b — U 'C .S Mm . a that a t Paychek Uite Spring rhould be and Paychek m u, hath wi* thrlr flgbte tomorrow I n in th n * c h w v u i b i w r a OOtK BTOP THXT P lO H T / tSS&i S s t e u « s E « & '■ " ataadmg beerywrlgbt title con* | Smoky Mousu Ctergl Is a veteran of MS flghte. & & B* baa woo TO and fought to n ir.d lss noli*1r # a w on 88 occasions. He has fhra I A1'» i ’R— ,, tlmm been tbs loser by a tech-1 KLBVK7I ^ 1 J jR l knockout and ha* bren t.urky Jnk*r kaoekfd out but twice. STln”L nf n,,»e : Since Armhtlce- Dsy, he bee n',” . fiHl“ ■Classified Advertisements : * >. DAN DUNN—SECKET OPERATIVE 48 MEV WOULD READ YOUR AD TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE ^ jK A D iM a s o u t h w a r d e v t a t h i O C C A M 'b TRACUUESS W V iT H STREA KS A H O M O P L A N I CARRVIHO H t l N I I 'T O A StC A C T RENDEZVOUS IN CALtAO W lT H T M t DREAD T R A F F lC K C R E IN DOPE.* ; Plumbing. Phene 60. OR HUNT: Five room boose, flnlsbcl, all elcctrle kitchen, HAVE TOOK Watch repaired by nice location. Phon* dflfl. . aaa who really knows how. tW g |A Jaw alrr Magnolia Are, QUALITV*AT a reasonshte price — We are selling , on* of the highest quality 'faada mad* at price* that wlO surprise you. Come In and i bo convinced. Hanford Cash Feed Store. YDUMO COLORED man, n il- PANSY PLANT! f iX M t r ^ e Gustavkon, 1-t Airport. • !.' 'r S I . w IM T H t m SEC M IT M lD tQ u T RILE S. BJkBS/ • n P 3 l ru n SALK 5PEEDlKtft LIM ITED . IS '.3 H C U A TO . Co n t a c t TH O hB ’ SCURRILOU PEDDLERS *M M 3. to V t !s U -H tl.« 0 -40 T' rg s , i i I * " * ^ * ^ * d JO T a m .. ,.y 0 ,7g s A* T .« (J? S T A T IO N Phone 60 lSth St. A Elm At *.- 10* a Liao II A. M. to 8 F.M . m s - tf l SiM .r* see HoSMeye, ..ltd a M«e At N ltht }*•■ * 1-48 wW 'S'70 •M# : r - R «h. a.ao . i . u SEMINOLE BARBECUE 1M B 1 0 .,g * - SSo°i5!.AND �’House Group OkeysjLongwood Ms r v U c w -. e r e n s e r u 1 n d A s A 1 Quiet And OrdcrlyRcIomnium Is Held; Mayor! rges ( o-()pcrat ionForPragfrcss Finnish Troops Comp l o t c R o u t Of Crack Unit From P o I i s h Campaign Tin* ff«*vlu*M»*t*» »*f t lit* ToWH of . L •itfoiml vnttil at'.tin-t t*»V nl*"l-! ' • Vr.i i.* mi it.«- immh,,*mlity hv :»( 17 vnV in t!ir ivfiivn* i!i m i r»lnv. ' \ Intnl ttf H2 "f D m* ritPTtV j f.vt-hi.lrt'i* r n - l hnll.it* in I lit*; tl*s»*tl»»M lit iv dim * Imllol 4 m*rt* J T h r «fi in i tlitcl OH** 1 (hat H Vote I i c t r h u t n|x»lMi-j Nazis. British Fitfht In A ir 1 4 8 ‘31 s k e d Chief Executive Committee Proposes That Congress Prov id e $ 2 6 7 ,1 9 7 ,9 0 8 For Army, Navy A b o lis h m e n t Third Soviet Division Is Surrounded JAPAN CAINS U T I LE IN YEAR tApnropriation To Last Until June PRESIDENT AND “CACTUS JACK” AT JACKSON DINNER A S a in s l (Irrmanv’s Raids Arc Feared ForetastcOf hnmineninUtzkrieg n»"*u or dr* oiuoirl|»ul p.*vt rnm rnt j (lint ‘II ptr* n* 4 i-i lin!).»l• ini fn 'o r of th* pmiNi nl In iTpati* ih »«1 Navy Reveals Plans TnSnendMore Than Million In Florida WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. — (AP)—The H ouko npvropriallons committee todHy n;»proved, tn general, Roose­ velt’* recommendations for Immediate emergency de­ fense, and neutrality out­ lay*, ntul proposed that ConItrcss provide $207,197,908 for the army, navy, coast I until and f m . Thu m oney would go fr* a lrc ndy s t a ll e d o r expecte d to Im- (ttidcrtakcn d u r n g the remaint \ n o f the fiscal y e a r ending J u n e 30 in connection with n e u ­ tr a lity patrols, Increase* nnrt tr a in in g m ilita ry personnel, and c o u n te r espionage. Reporting the em ergency a p ­ propriation b i l l . in th e llout*. the comm ittee c u t $4,R0l,0W> f r o m the laJt.ODU.GM «hu l r c « — Went recom mended. S u b s c s iv n l “ hill* Inter a r e expected to be a b e tt e r t o t of com m ittee sentln ie n t toward economy. Appropriation* recom m ended: h Army. * 1 1 6 ,818,348. Navy 082,238, Const G uard $ M * -» 3£B, FB I 11,478.000. Quota For First Class Post Office Post Office To Get New Rating, Jaycees T o l d • V. ll> I w»Mrlrt*a tl f*rr«* In-; i l U t r r l l«» li«|iii«lral.< liie n i-n v Mini l l r i 'n i n full* of I ho b m n •» fu ll.'Ill i:i III.* a i r l.Mlny n hill |mv«ol l*y I In tvltil.* 'in* " i ir h l lipitril ro of d ir l.«*f»Mnturr. i>ni|< ilijii Hi.. I ‘in n s lire s tirThr voting wii * mi "ipiift mol nr«l«'ily" n. t .iillnir to ru in :.lin o :i i h i n l U iissiim i. • i r iu o t s from St*mifn»h* County'* • isiiut. t h ' r . l - i m i r M p n l i t y . l u i r n tl V• *I !*••«• • .« Itc'i'lm ch iim cil H im * ot only hy Ihc chnllcmriiur ofj rljrhl Vico President U i u n e r draw* u grin trv m I’t esident Itoo.evelt n tti two mot nl Jtu’U'oti i>. ..f four peroona to r a t ballot* in | j„ W a-hinglon. n in e Hi it i J i plji ii'H w e re .shot I'm nklin I». Jr . , rtji'it. e a r o i te i i hi- fa th e r to the tliiillor mol ^ooiii • I*. 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If" I- ivivi i h dihifiile In (Geneva 1*0-1 ll 1 1 1 II II I «luiI t h u i k ' d dll' liai;o. l .| H "pnietiI't hi! no• I • •> t III .I'd* Im Klltkllld N E W YORK. Jan. , to* i hfii; • to i ' •I I..........* Winthrup W. Al.ltlets, chairman .if | |l. « III, ls.lt • , .1 1111 make . Italy and llm im i'v worked in p u p il • nirauiat a rh o .c Natl.mnl hank. rrcom hill |.« Ini. I *• . Mil "ll nl •'"•ii i 11 l Hu ’Mn inv«i dun . f .woiitheastein mendvd yeaterday the return o f , . pidihi t' I *••!» I** • it » • i gold to free circulation in the ( |,rf.,..1 I l | . .. i.iili. ■ *1 lie I'O.Vi-'ll |' U n ltcl Stale r. I ..I M lb II..fm...... ..I II... . It.. "W e a r e alieuily, * he told the | ()i(N| „ 1,|,|,.„|v „i ..ho.U One IiuimIic*i| dtoU'iiiisl (oldoi ' Im $*« •. to**, im |*JV, , | Tl" fn I ♦' , not bank** ahareholdcr* al . IU:IA |. h I. ..I 11.. I,...... u | hi. ItulilirUmt: dn M f dtn go »»'»•' • M. . 1 i 't* 1** imhi* annual inc-etinr, " t h e imsacsam- | „ „ Vnl.....« I n . . . llo l |t S Ills Yul!«*y uml d> of 00 percent of the world'* nrone-j yj, ,, ,.|. ,| »,il, Ilf lilt* |l t I I I il lary gold slock. Before pence run ' Mill ItM IllsOllt tills t •ll.alll II-. m u t e fm m t >1Im J * •s I Mr ||..it*. |M pi OVI I'|I III . It* nc’hlrv»*tl thi» whare n»»»y have • runiin$f Inn* fit'in In Intuu in \ ills* a m ju-l "H •* I id I Wollld I . risen f u i th r r . Ku«ii» lifter the dcalli ..I In* wile are bcilii; •!» Iiilml* "• i . p n im M I ' "III a large nriiwv wc an* anti i ||,. ^Vi»ja Imiiii i n Tt.li l... • »l*i.i on Hit* I *nit 1 tl Still' in the \ i 1. i.iitluil ily ItM i:. t ff«i 11* • t.f I l f M .1 • ; IN* t.il . i• will In* the ronM*rvatoiH »»f the Mm. |i», lw71 und Im I""* •• i* •* 1**1* I »'f it* v ll* p •tall and inT rail A •'*••« rat is»»i I III' ' ■ o. ,t woild'a m onetary ayatom. ! dent nf K i r i n for \« n 1. mid • .1 -. •( t.' livil V III lh. loan Tlu f'iM« • .............. .. | V I. M *I • m . fir. I Hiii'dvni* iim* Li- *••»• " I t l» for this icnnon, an well I.. l i d ............ i .•tl.ii | til ‘. «*18111 l|. |M»t 1llll'lll wf r»* it portI 'I*- pin) * tin* St ,l"* ii I' aw for ainplv rcuiMiim of our own, ilaugliti ii*. .Mi•- N ll"*lt hy .S ll Siillili.'l f t . p "• ' 'l.o no .1 P th a t wc m u d lake action now In fix iifnl Mm . F I' lin- •*! *1 Mi­ •If l v l l*> • !.»•• I . | •11•* .I,.f... >1 Ml....I,. National iiur C)I'M • mill im" 1 "• • IiHMHI' ' I dn '— •' ' I h* • . ,*• llt'f preserve the m onetary chnm clci ll III if l"'» In t 'd u i *«, \ **I•.1 | mv\ ot I Hook, .1 II,.' uuiuuil ...ri'ling of • »• h | lil$*l«' . t. .i. of gold. Ax I m *c it, our immediate iiiiinn nf i inrititiult mi I M »ll**t T he lei**lin$r J«11«I8« »!• *» ll.,' si,* M,< I.l.'i* l„ l.l ,.t llo1 l>»nk I'.UM. hi »« of tin* 1 itu- ntum* • 1 1" function is to rccnUiblifth a free Hufnianii nf I 'tln u l, Mull ; uli'f i|i"|'Li) i*'l |»i» »1.11ill ll l'l ill )4-tetda> a f letiiiM.n. «M#I | lit.*. I gold market per m illing frr4* move nUfcr. Mr*. Kiln It*it•»!•••• tr A detail* .1 iepotl pi. w fdttl hy i|.t h... i'lluicnt of gold l*r* and g.d.11 C t'« i" i.a li AI-» elgl.i l . ,..i.M..ld t h e r e id 111rti a |'ii* 'j;i •i 1 • ".It It !-• Ml dn* 111 eilien. •III lit, . • i aid, .1 I. Inrlt y. 4'v entive vife prexicurrency lioth Inward and outwar.1, | ran nn.l .•«<• f i . n l r r n n d ' I " 1' I.. tl mi* *iih Hi, I I tleiil, xhowed I.8IM1 in w loatM The f I-Iniiif. iv'lfn'i me il SO that the price of gold a- here I'** «'** '• “f I, t I,-.I ip..n it < i * | 'on molt '\«i* ui nl.- timing I'.M'.t, irpiexentmill «>u 1111111111$; f.n lit* established shall constitute .1 (Knii*l»l** ' " *'. " ,IMltin . ' ' ' l " " ". m kinli* fur the li'lilixt*^ I I I han f"i ..... I o I i;m( inr ov.i J..on.iMiu whirh went in* firm ami ceitain ba»e line from «linin'. I- t,f SanTilt* I I'lltMillx Will Im* t.ik# II I't .1 Mill ipl ‘ la. II. l.o to, tli. i A .*•..» which the valuea t f the fliverxe Kim II a Him wflfi ii'M'ii 1118*1 fiut' 1nl Itloiljf dlls IllUtl* lilt fm d and '>»,ni!H"le t ouidy ll hv Ipl.Hit currrnriex of the world e n lw nervier* will Im* 1h-M ft f i t du* Imeil. I *i;**| | Mr. .Sliinl" l.-ec I- fill (her tptnlT he following i.t llo* I' tg.apll confidently figured** funeral li'tnn* dn*re l»up'*il"(' i d 1 • f 11 ,'.t I (. 12 ed ax sayiiur that the uiiioiint of 1 t tpi.nl Aldrich anserted that, with rntooit ul I IHl tt'tliK’k. Hill ml will on this eit) : I I I , |o. vm; 'J *'tl. po-it- liaii.ll. .1 in ihe hank dill’"S a n f o itl, hientf'l on »!•• l-.tnk 2ml .pun mure than five billion dollars of j | M. ih family ................ . •.•.I** l | iing IDT.* tofidl.d I'V. i JJ I.- mhI.IXKI, . I.* I of the liver vvlien '• " ' J^* ii - ini.« »i.l tpl.ui exees* reserves, the nation* Ku, , „ Cemetery, • 1J,K8 '..k8 ' an inert i»sr of over fHOO.IMMI over Lake Motiioe, is tin- h d t.f tin iih .pi,iii banka wcie hard pressed to loan tl i p • mu- venr, and dial thw I 7 71-mill* $*t»v iinieot l i n ntalUfil out their money. » t j i ^ i i i : • 1 '* -t i feme tit* *f itintlilion * I *.» thuiiiiH mol x«*ives ll . purl Tilts'll Much the t a m e opinion wa* 1 1 1 1 feat I,..* dm tug the )t«ti >h weil a steady • I tl . M III Annual for a with* area. St ••me e x p l o r e d in the annual i r p o i t of follow -. met ease ut individual df|M»nit», xlori lionl" are o|*t i.’itc l . 1tl i in it pn-t iu , Jam es II. I'rrklna, chairman of | 11 ,hM*. II piduting tow m d uii . iiroiiiuginu III** w ilder anti am available Item ths National City bank. 4,!.r.o| riii '.mllook fm t ', |il for rh a ite r id all lino The I'.i.ii |o (UK7 17 t In roiiiiii.nlm$f upon the mintd) (pop- 11,11110) i- o ft'n ie IP .12 ;(.%.!•!»I H In'I ..f new h'lifiu, I'lexiilefit Shin/e rre d to av *\V»»rld*x I’.elery tu:n III'. 7 1 • l ’i ledsei stated, *'Thix in.llt'iiti'i a A total of HO winter visitor* C enter’ due to the huge nere- IPM i't.jil.Vi'il $:eiitia| inr reuse in hii»inex* ill were present for the weekly age devoted to (hi* n o p oil vui T.’.r.OI '.ti 2«.iir mrnnoitiity mid that we u»v Splendl'l ItKUi meeting of the 8anfrr,l Tourist roundini; fertile land. lis-tv 12.1 LYtta !eti-"penlin$; v» it Ii thn^piHdic in Club In the Chamber nf Commerce areoinim»dalioiiP tod piihlo huild* IP3M 12.71.1 , 1 ' utlva.iu im* fund.t whetever it U V arinl facilities for lire* building Monday night whirh had inga. I'J.iP 42,tlH!i 'I'.i I’onxixlent with Miund lankinic,*' been designated “ Ohio Night” hy reatlon mid riitertiiinineiit uie I Pill t l,Pl 1.7171 *|(t* uImi xtttted. " F o r du* hank, tho ivided hy the City Her real ion MIAMI, Jan . 10. —l/Pt— A the president, Mrs. C. C. Earle. — * -----------“ v t in m» a whole wax very suc c cupa rtm ent. l l i a t i ’M rom in ltte # • mall aky-w rltlry plane burst InSevenlcen Ohlana were present to flames today above Miami's and this group presented the pro­ la o p e rated hy tla* Cliatnher of C om m e rre fo* the ronve liiinc a downlinrn strvela, and crashed In gram for the evening. il/ a| A _ .lllie xltN’klnd.ler^ to xerve ux dlan open field aa the pilot balled R. T. Matxlnk of Guyuhaga o t vhdtom." n c l.ir* ..f tl.o l.iink for t h r year out with his tuirarhuU. Tho foltler Irrin* St. John* Falls. Ohio was present a t the I P | 0 : (loo. I). Itishup, J im- CamaThe pilot landed on the roof meeting within two hours afteT ItU or trail " t h e xeenie lo u t* ion, Gin. W. F rasier, I.. I. Framo f an apartm ent bouse building his arrival in Hanford and he through FlorUla" and r l m r a c t e r lor. J. I. Inglry, It. A. Newman many blocks from the plana, and vela In I his ex|ierlrnera In louring I t t i tho 8 t. Johns River ao on,I R. (). Shinh.'lscr. waa taken to a hospital, where he. the ley, snow-covered roads "A m orica'a Nile." n r 4ss»,lMlr4 l'rr« , th* waa Rated aa, A rt Davli. A ppar­ through tho North on hta trip to nittor cold ri.nro„liuto<l in Now Tin- diroclnrs late r I'lrctnlShinently be waa not badly hurt. 0 8 T K H N NKliRO FTAIIIIKI) England today while storm* hnl- following officer*: 8. O. Florida. Tho accident attracted thouter.il Calif.,ri.iu, and Florida h,ilncr, Prosldcnt; J . L. Ingley, C. II. Bwlgart wa* chairman nf Executive Vice President; Geo. W. sands of t p arts tors, who caused the program committee. Mr*. H. DELAND, ’ "Jan. 10. - U w i * Irwiked for w a rm er w r a t h rr . A. L• serious traffic problem near the If. Du w an, Ronald ITckstt, Fred­ Jam as, t7-yaar-oU ncgn> tl- cut­ Cher'ring tow s for widespread Frosler, Vice President; Betts, ('eshler; and F. Coihim, Miami River bridge, where fire­ die Fields and Ktolas Winn also ter, we* stabbed to death a t a r e a s in the East came with f o re ­ man, and policemen held bock the took p a rt in the program which about 8:80 o'clock Monday night c as ts n f the breaking nf the pro­ A ssistant Cashier. crowd aa the' wreckage burned Included several musical selections, neag Osteen by an assailant whom longed polar s | mt1I. New England, furiously a h alf block away. Ths a itA rtftd ln n , the Sheriff** office said has been however, nippy weather of three engine was torn away, and burled The tourists attending the positively identified ly an eye- weeks, took on rrnewed vigor. In several fact from the fuselage. m anv rommunittr* th e m ercury mmeting expressed their aporeelastood well below tern. to the Beminele County Loeal Conrerns, City Aid In .luninrCliumla*r Citrus Drive A f t e r m aking little p r o f i t st in China )a*t year, Ja p a n ximlx h e r nrmifx ituiging into xuudi Cinnu early in 1910, dtiving liotn C anton a n d Nanning ( h r a v y u m iw M . May shows t e r r i t o r y gained ill the 2 *» y r n r t of wur, highlights of the 10.7'J ra m p a ig n . mnl route* from llutain and India ov e r whirh mu>t rom c m o d of -upplfes fo r China'* 2 ,000,000 n u n in a n n i . Achieved In j'J «,.......... 't*' ,'*;,;,*rtl *ri* Cilv News lliirl.- Kiwanis Told C Of C Directors World’s Fair Urge Elimination W as Success Of Road Hazards Aldrich The aub^pm m lttev db clo iru the plWk th e N *ry to spend ■ |,4 fiM 0 0 on «mer*»ncy con•truction In Florida, m o.tly In JackMiiTllle nnd Key W e.l. EdA C«r H oovtr reported to the committee In a rc«|uett f»r ap ­ propriation*, th at tie- KOI hud received 78,000 complaint* *»f tah o tase and ripionape in the last year. hp i u A hot Usuo in the l'JJ'J Conyrr*G i v e n 2 5 ,8 4 0 ,0 0 0 aiotial (Maion bobbed up yester. day a t a hearing on the navy'a IIJI00,000,000 axpanaiun program From a m onrlnry slundpomt Tli<* Hoard «if Dirvctor* of the when the chief admiral unexpect­ the New York World** F a ir may Srmmoli* County C h a m lx r of edly rrvlvied once-rejected plans In ni*k* the fa r away Pacific not be considered a surer.* but Coinnn-m* joini*<| tin* Ilfuml of i j l *l»inl of Guam an -out-lying from every other |>ulti» of view County t*uinmiaNiom*m nml other it was, for it gave joy and inspi­ Intrrvstv in |>ctltioning the* Stnt** lookout p o . f for lire fleet. Admfial Harold R. Stack chief ration to 25,848,000 persons, Nina l(oa«l U r|ia rtm rn t to t a k r Imimof nuval operations, told the Oliver Dean, a member of the illatr utrpN toward rllmiiintion of ilouso Naval Committee that the publicity committee for the Flo­ in *'lk*ath navy had Included in this year's rida Exhibit told mtimbor* of the t h r traffic h a in rd No. II budget a *4,000,000 item for the Kiwanta Club a t iu weekly Vnllry” on Stall1 Koud Guam project, killed by the House luncheon in the Viildi-x Motel w h r r r m vrral nutoniohdr fatalitint hnvr orrurriHl in r r r r n l yrar*. a fte r a bitter fight in which crit­ today. T hr dan^nouii ronditinn <»f tin* ic* wanted th a t It might causo The World's F air showed Ural hichvvuy und th r hazard rau»vd trouble with Japan. business can have imagination by tin* nhutm rnta of the bridar T h lr tcatlmony momentarily ov- and t h a t a r t run have ahowniun- arn»%a Suldiar C f t r k and ul»o t o r cnbadow ad Staik'a asacitlcn th at ship, Mrs. Dean said, “and moat O hitvseiit studies by the navy -in ­ of all here waa a place where the diinitritxia condition of the ruln t ( a it h e r u m lh m a r Rnttli*dicated** that 80,000 or 62,UtHM<>n nations of lhc> .orfd cun work and /; v»nakr Laki* and n r u r the Jum’baltleahlpa might t>c an early de- pliyr in pears'* |dio»i iif th r »oatl t*» th** Sanfordvclumneat, ty t th at bigger, »uT h em Is no question about n i i lando Krntirl ( lub \u*rv luoughl |NU -Imttloshlp* aurh as the HO,- Fiot Ida's participation being a • l*» th r nttriition of t h r Hoard of 000-tuBitera mentioned recently In success, Mrs. Dean, who was IMi« c i o n by f n i l T. Williams, Cougicaatonal circles w .nr not introduced by Julius Dingfcldcr, local nifliM*lr. Rtmtly favotvd by the -experts. chairman jut the program com­ Tin* l(t»ad I)**| *•111iiiriit will nltd A barrage of critical qursliens mittee, staled. She pointed out be rr<|umtrt| to plncr rrflrctorn im wlril the Information b IhhiI t h a t the Incrvuned. touiiat Itavel nn th«* uhutniriiiM of tho brid^v tluaiu. Stark daclsrcd that while to this s t a te this winter is bring o u r Soldier Crock on the Suntba Hem had been Ineluih.l I n , n ttrihutrd a s much to the Florida for l-Ovirdo J l i p h w u y at the augA lh j bi dget for the 14lh (llaw iiiian 1 Exhibit a s to the war in Europe «%**don of T. \V. I,nwton. "*>•»*» naval district becsuac no by leading l a iv r l agencies. By T h r w r t k brirlnninir Krb. ft wan Congicaatonal auUioilsation was actual count th e m w eic more than decided upon for tho annual needed, there was no lutonlion of - ICm Us m * a . rmm• r . u l t t ' M l l M H M !*•■• H « t | covering it up. -Vou gentlemen may laugh,- he told Uw I agists tors who ware grimi ng broadly, -b u t we want >vu to know axactly why wa did th a tHa want on to explain th at Urn money, 81,000,000 leas than wa* Ily KlltKK I . KIMI'SON time leader ha* made since the requested U al M ar, but mi ch Ira* I 'm . S taff W riter onset of the conflict stlnrvd deep £ than the faMpOO.OOO requlreil for Aaaaclatcd A new spectre tn haunt Nasi interrat. • ^ t h a -fuDy aqulppod advance fleet dream* of world empire ha* keen Hlrippol to It* bone*, the Cham­ baao- r o w tnt nded for Guam by conjured up by Brillan'e prime berlain accounting waa definitely o special naval board, would pay minister, Neville Chamberlain. reassuring “ o 11*1. tiers through­ far draw in g under wa ter runways It Is th a t nf a permanent Fran- out the fs r flong British comand conatrucUan of treokwoters- co-British union, patterned on the monwusllh. It p ietu n d N atl Ger­ llo told roportrra it would nwko two nation*' w ar collaboration in tho harhor of Guam available for the -m ilitary, politlral, financial many already driven from the M as by allied naval power, altm l o L n t7 ,* T,r,, P** and economic" firhl*. Chamber­ rvady sharply pinched by that lain also spoke of lit - possible sea elege a t Koine. In affect, ha who aought •Vatension," not only to -o th e r th a t the w ar on Use ocran row over aa- nations in Europe.- but perhaps said has been won by the allies, what­ tehHehaeont *f m llU rv facilitiee to those of tho -whole worto!" ever new horrors o r a ir attack on C m rloee t*v J s g a a —Guam being II waa this thought, expressed England tho new y ear may hold. N l f a U M U M asDee from Tokyo prime minister In a a acThere have been many whispers — BwaJCwa la te r ha vreuld j of his stewardship dur- reaching even across the A tlantic, •MM W pgike M g attem pt to slip sag and a half months of th a t m atters ware browing In U a p g ^ Jh m v g k -h y subU r- w ai\ sthMa caught wider gttorn- Good an which might see n reortten than h b declaration th a t a t gaatsaUon of the governm ent 8ta*h S t u ls s iJ fa r tho ftm t •ea, th s p a l/ active b attle frank there befare Spring free* the two new bat Utah “the bseacrabla pressure o f eeo W hiter hound b attle Itoes la power" w as wearing down Oer- Franco, o r elsewhere, and makes a u a y 's -ab ttlto to carry on the aggressive action pna ilhla. I t has way." The Idea o f a a iatarne- Favors Return Of Gold To Nina Dean Says Joy, Invitution Extended Free Circulation! C. L Hofmann And I n r tion Citrus Growers For Dies Suddenly 100,001) Folders Meeting In March At Son’s Home Are Printed By Train Assni iation1!': Permanent Franco-British Union Is Spectre To Nazi Empire Dreams 'u r r a i t e “ ^*15 : t£sr1.fmi&fis is, ssrtf^sr^Sm^ d S rfta iJ j r t S Big Increase Is Shown In Deposits 0 1 Atlantic Bank B ig Throng Sees Plane Burst I n t o Flames Over Miami Si xt y Tourists Are Present For Meeting Of Club;.! K Florida Looks For/uVi'„. Warm Weather As Cold Wave Eases wrrc by A. LOCAL WEATHER o. G reat Britain purchased approx 1 throe feat from Chamber of Commerce, Secretory Florida weatherman forecast captured hy Ralph Bagwell and others for the Im aU l/ 800,000 tons of scrap iron |-m oderate tem perature" and no n< Partly cloudy: slowly rising and atoal to the United States la fro st danger for tonight, tomor tem perature tonight and Thurs­ s w a t courts* las shown th day. row, and Friday. sine* th eir arrival la Sanford. UW, ^4 I T* v.a* : ,• L*® V. j \ \J . I l F r st'i /l a - ‘n * y 1 • , -*w*i . / *B• T - ____L -L ;_______ gp,'. Bm J �1* x.fc /v i % pAOBirwo t? THE 8A N P0K 0 rfP U L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY,’JANUARY 1 ‘IF WINTER OOMES’CAN SPRING BE PAR BEHIND?* YQUR DOCTOR SAYS Br OR. d XMIRL H. KRESS, M. D. B IB L E V E R S E E C U fO D A Y POWERFUL BACKING: In tho fe a r of the Lord Is strong confi­ dence: end his -.hlldran shall hare g place of re tire .—Pror. MlM. I t la wall known th a t raw frulU disagree with thoaa who have no teeth ; they aleo disagree with thoae who have teeth, but do not make nee of them. They disagree w ith them beeauae they are not properly maatlealed. I recall the time when, aa a mere ta il 1 atood by the aide of my m other a i^ begged fo r a little of h er scraped apple. Aa 'ahe had “Children who have sufficient toys for their free time are not likely to roam the streets looking for amusement, nor will they visit the 10-cent stores in gangs to raid the counters," Miss Dimmick writes. "Balls, skates, scooters, wagons, trieycles from Toy Loan Centers take them in­ stead to Milwaukee's famous parks during their leisure hours." This Wisconsin city has 16 centers which have made 310,000 loans to 26,000 subscribers, and the a t­ tendants a t those Centers receive the ’respect and admir­ ation which might lie accorded Santa Claus by their youth­ ful clientele Pupils seem to study better after a round of fun with Ttoy Center fun makers, and lessons are learned in keeping, track of borrowed toys, treating pm|icrly with care and consideration.' III addition to providing a realm of happi­ ness for boys and girls using thejConters, sponsors of the Idas find they foster friendship, ’forestall truancy, petty thievery, and tho inexplicable feelings of inadequacy which prompt children to misbehave, Milwaukee’s Toy Loan Centers—which cater to boys and girla of families which cannot afford n variety of toys, even a t Christmas time—roeelve dolls, Istoks, sleds, bikes, autos, tiny sewing machines, trucks. Itats, and a thousand other fun makers from attics, hnsements, overstocked shelves of friendly merchants, interested organisations, ami Individuals who have seen the plan work. The Centers urt? Only one answ er ean bo given to these questions, and that It, th at an aesthatlc sense foods are superior to kitchen- has Influenced tho purchaser, and purred foods, since thA nlkaflnr not n knowledge of the true val­ saliva supplies n tntich-nrrdcd ue of the foods. ferm ent, and nlds in preparing them in n naturnl way for en­ Every herd of cattle in the trance Into the stomach. United States has now been test­ Man seems to regard the ed for tuberculosis at least cnee. mouth merely ns nn opening to This announcement by the lluthe stomach, through which food lean <f Animal Industry, U. JL has to pass. It seems not to Department of A grieulturr, a have occurred to him th a t the sores the successful completion of bovine tuberculosis mouth itself is an im portant or­ riaillcntlng gan of digestion. In it saliva, from the Unltrd States. containing pjalln a ferm ent that is needed to digest starch, ts produced. Crown CasetJnrlpenrd fruits Uve difficult lias is tr a ly ti» digest; hut even these, if giv­ op in..quality / y but not in jC/V en this special mouth treatm ent, price. ■ ntay he made more digestible. Unripe fruit rontnins starch InFOR p r e m iu m PEAPOR? (From Voices) Beyond th e vain and shallow pure, The g littering cdlflcn of words, 8UII curve In flight exultant birds, Still beats the storm 's u n trth errd rage MANCE DRIVE IN AND TRV A TANKFUL TO­ DAY. The Your shimmering phrases little man, Will you contrive a snare to hold Tho wordless poems that were Old Before the needs of words began. — RALPH FRIEDRICH. Rumor hao It th a t Henalor Parrlah will he a-cundldal* for ro-oloetlon this Spring. Aa' If to provs how much like Scarlett ahe really Is, Vivien LelgH U rg a ttk ig a divorce from her Htmbfind. • ' ' ■ 1 Now th a t they • o re making dreaafs out "of glass, ths Miami Post Is anxioos to look Into one o f three outfits. It Isn't, the number of hour* you Worn, b u t tho amount of work you p u t late an hour that cuunta. i • S enatpr T a ft Is so sure the budget can be balanced suc­ cessfully th a t he Is willing to be elected President Just to prove W hat this city needs is a build­ ing program th a t would put about a hundred new, modern, and up-to-date Routes on tbe m ark et They m y that the presence of FBI agents In Orlando has got everyone so scared you ra n 't •von gut up a poker game down there any more. «:• Germany and Rusal* are said to . ho planning n commonwealth of European nations, thus count­ ing their countries before they are snatched.— Titusville Rtar Advocate. By the Ume they got o o t of the fix they a re In now they won’t havo aqy com­ mon wealth. Wo are against tho construc­ tion o f tho cross stato canal s i n measure o f national dtfense, If It Is ns Im portant to national defonoe aa they m y. It would bo one of the first objective* of n hostile fleet end an enemy army and would bring th* most re­ vere fighting right Into our backyard, something moot o f us certainly do not want. T hs mor­ al o f this Util* lesson la, don't built tho canal, then pro wop't have to defend K. atormctl tho heights of Ticondcrogu, "Surrender in the name of Jehovah and the Continental Congress!” Flut the New York Times thinks that what he pmbnhly said us ho hummered on tho gates, "Open tip there, you blank blnnkcty blank blank I” "Wo know that Wellington, on that same occasion Waterloo," continues the Times, "did not sny 'Up, Guards, and at 'em!' We know that most of the flaming phrases of history were made up by penny-a-liners writing long jfte r tho event; and so were most of the dramatic attitudes and silences. When Napoleon paced the deck of the Bellerophon on his way to St. Helena it is altogether likely that his officers did not strike the familiar mournful tableau in a comer of the deck. They were probably drinking in the raptaln'a stateroom, glad it was all over and more con­ cerned with whnt tho future was likely to bring next. The discoverer of the Pacific may not have stood silent in Darien. He may havo caught his first glimpse o f'th a t ex­ tensive body of water and said, ‘Well, I'll be hornswoggied F "But we cannot be too Bure. It must not be (made a ndo that nolifvlv who in I* lamotis fa n nuuuuy wno ever nniii nnything that U striking. No ] one no ___ ___ Nathan ______ Hale did far _________ has deni*! that say he was sorry ho had but one life to give for his coun­ try. Patrick Henry did say nay 'Glvo ‘Glvo mo liberty or give giv me death,' and, what Ih more, he unit! It right a t the m< and did not insert it later in his hpooch under leave t_ tend hin remorkn. We know that Lord Nelson, dying at Trafalgar, did say to hin captain, ‘Kina me, Hardy i’ " MOST OF the IscIlefH people have about their hnir and how to keep it arc unconfirmed by laboratory tesla and lb. research of HiwcialixtH. For iuHtancc, the myth that ex­ posure to Bunlight will rniae a crop of superfluous h ilr »v."exploded in a scrie.t of experiments by I)rs. C. If. Danforth and Mildred Trotter at tho Washington University School of Medicine. Ijitc one Spring, the haini on the scalp and legs of 12 college girls wero mlcroscopkalty ex­ amined and counted. All Hummer tho girls hanked in tho vun. In tho autumn, the mlxcroscope showed that the pro­ longed baking hod hud no effect on tho growth, in num­ ber or texture, of tho huir—Readers Digest. WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN By JO E HENDRICK* ex cerp t.lay his gift* before him, but on* rest to | by one the** gift* melted away ai I could he gave to other* whoso neer1 It of a seemed more urgent, g ulling "A t last, when he finally ur the reached tho foot of tbe Master he -pa sse s found himself w ithout a slngl* Nothing but the hopuful th a t the closing session of the Seventy-sixth Congress will unselfish service to his fellow consider th s need* of the Nation men. and of humanity with calmness, T h * Fourth Wire Man, It tolerance, and cooper* tire wis­ serma to rao Was W ISER than dom. May the year 1MQ be tho other three.' pointed to by our children aa an­ PETE'S TANGERINES - Conother period when democracy Jus­ pressm an J . Hardin Peterson had tified its existence a s the best in­ tangerines placet) in th* Cloak strum ent of .government yr t Room fa r the Members of thq vised by mankind. Bravo little , Finland, despite ORIGINAL RUSSELL - E ar) Ra early successes. Is running year sine* being a Member ol sh o rt o f ammunition a a d . event*- Congress h a te received a C hrist­ *U» w llFitapU uiaU before Rus- mas e»rd I from Russell Kay, one of Florida'* mighty midgets, and m each occasion I havo had to g ire It my prixs fo r ths host and most original. W ith Russell's permission I quote the message m i hi* C hristm as card this year: • FOURTH W I8E MAN - BY CHARLES MlCHELSON Democratic National Committee of Mlchlwith tho I by Dl»of New - T aft of imedy for the elecPresident tier In his by Inal tepublican ould be. irren t arMercury Hires that •n though In arration of orses, lie ilagra of ‘who nevrn Rrpubhave held _____ ____ ____ ______ m of RH tbe G. O. P. reveal* th at the on* who filled tho specification was W arren (I. H arding, who met a modest payroll as the publisher of a newspaper. It la a coin* cidsnc* th a t Senator V andcnbcrg has also had his payroll expertrncc aa the publisher of a newspaper. It dors not appear th at any of hla conspicuous rivals for tho 'Republican nomination this year has the indicated quallfication. He Is full of scorn for tho Roosevelt adm inistration a* w a ste fu l Inimical to business, reckleee, and so on, but, as stated by the Kansas City jour* nal, w hich.review ed his program ! " I t Is ap parent th at Senator Vand ta b e rg Is not against ths Now Deal a t a l l lie accept* Its b ask principles In toto." "How Much B etter I Could Do It? T h at new spaper bolls down th* plan advocated by Senator Vandsnberg In this fashion: 1. Retains the gmins that have been made in farm relief, Ineluding the soil conservation program ) crop Insurance, crop loaua, and the Surplus Commodities C orporation. S. Continue legal guarantees of collective bargaining, but with change* In the W agner Act. 8. Continue social security, b u t with change* In poliry and adm inistration. ' d. Continue tho Federal gun* aatoo <o f hank deposits, wnlch he call* th* greatest- single achievem ent o f th e last eight yean. • A. Retain the Securities an * Exchange Commission, “ Becauao the day* of racketeering piracy la Urn financial m arket plao*. a m goo* fa re re r." A. O oatlaue Federal responab I billky fo r th* relief of ill rm -j plovabkw who ar* Ife - d istru st (T he Isct Republican President Ohio th at the CJorernor I*. or thinks he Is, an available eandldate for tiie Republican presldentlsl nomination on the ground th a t he h is balanced the S tate budget. The newspaper* charged th at 'ra th e r than let loose of Any nf his six million dollar surplus, ho perm itted the reliefers in Cleveland, Toledo and other eitle* to be brought to the Verge of statvaUon. It Depends Ow Whet* E iperlw es* [ '« '* M '( I • 1 The BAnator Is eloquent about the ftrm problem, n slu rslly t A ftm -An exhaustive analysis ho c o m as'to IhlA e o n lld slo h :-" " I t Is Impossible to draw a completely conclusive line o f dom xfcattsn betw een tho' good a a d the bad in any farm program becauso all of them ere essentially experim ental But tho expertmerits m ust a on conttruellve_w ________ ____ form ula arrive* |y until a stal because there can bo no general prosperity In America w ithout prosperity fo r agriculture first." The depth aiwl wisdom of this perfect example of sidestepping is afforded by the Senator’s ultlmate paragraph, to w it: " I should hops the chief- feature of tho New Deal which would bo abandoned would ho IU resiles* and unquenchable propensity to try • new exparim ent on us guinea pigs every tw enty m inutes.” Of course, according to th* edltor-em ator-aaplraut, anything new a Democratic • adm lnlstratlon proposes la a dangerous advent a re tending to a frightful bureanrscy, and am ounting t* playing politira with human ml*cry, whUa any Republican act along th* afema Uno would h* high statesm anship, destitute of political. ta in t and snro to bo tuccaaufuL Ho thinks Secretary H oil's roclprocsl trad# agreement* may be all right la nemo reapecta, hut he would havo them aubmtttod to Conor cm. Shades of ‘ tho Hmoot-llawley ta r iff k llll Wouldn’t That ho a n adeaneo in foreign trad e relstlonsT S enator VSUreoWr* w s jd have put hi* program m few er «*A more eompoohsoeih le words. Wha t , he haa midi Ini ton pagus " I p o h H a m o n a ts k n this: Elect mo Freotdont and th* mdlonlnm u h o tn r - SCOTT’S STANDARD SERVICE CORNER 3RD A PARK OF C R O W N G ASrOLlrtK* . ■i ■[-an • i ” .. . r ic h e r octane (IMPROVED ANTI-KNOCK) butNOT tfcjWCE CROWN 6AS0tiNE IS 6IVEH HIGHEST (QUICK STAET. MST PICK-UP) ANTMNOOK RATING * B AL ANCE D P O K E * (tUOMOUNOTOHIAVyrOU*) C S iT I , C A M O N j O tr O U t t) ~T>'1:LL. H I S k I OPEN All Night Plaaa for a statewide Finnish Relief Program a r t being subm it­ ted to the membership of tbe Florida Publicity Directors, ac­ cording to Wilton Martin, presi­ oral relaxation, and the nnrnns dent of tho organisation and peb- o f 'digeatlon are not at their llclty director of Silver Springs. h o st Peristalsis if sluggish, nml DISPELLING THE FOG toore. H indular secretions arc In . <ry NOT W ITH WORDS spring mounts northward, and the fall Duma to Its ending; still tho night P ursues the day aad act alight The fire* of heaven. Not with the a»n 8 tell the er i to 1 an lect to I mat |\ rLi M X O A IU O N ) . *- 0 IN ITS IONS NinpIT- �»♦.€. ■* •# <*..T•’’• -v, ■ * •AT. JANUARY ". ft, I M THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities MISS LILLIAN ADAMS, 8od#ty Editor Social Calendar 7-H Club Sponsors Week-End Pai Membera of th* 7*11 Club, which la composed of seven junior high school girls, enjoyed a three day progressive house p arty on F ri­ day, Saturday, and Sunday of last In the Episcopal rectory. Th# _ room will be heated for the com• fo rt of those wishing to attend. FRIDAY SalUe Harrison C hapter of the D aughters df the American Revo­ lution will h a rs a covered dish luncheon la connection w ith Its regular monthly meeting a t th* home of Mrs. C. R. Dawson, 708 Park Avenue, with Mrs. W. L. Henley and Mrs. George Morgan « i eo-hosUites. Rose Circle o f th* Garden Club _ will m eet with Mrs. R. A. Neww m an. Roe* Court, a t 8:30 A. M. Sanford Horae Demonstration Club will m eet a t th* home of Mrs. J . O. Andes. 060 W est Twen­ tieth S treet, a t 2:30 P. M. A whit* elephant sale will be held fo r the 4-H Girls Short Course in Tallahassee. Each mem­ ber la rerjursted to bring an Item fo r sale. Members of the Asalca Circle of the Garden Club are requested m to meet a t 11:00 A. M. a t the w home of Mr*. L. E. Spencer, 214 B est Eighteenth Street, and from there motor to the home of Mr*. Fred Pop* for the meeting. Elec­ tion of offtcera will be held and delegates to the conference will be elected a t this time. Roll call will be "My Garden Revolution.’' Mrs. I. E. Estridge, chalrmarf of the civic departm ent of the Woman’s Club, has announced a party for w inter visitors to be • held a t the d o b house a t 8:30 P. v M. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. F. Proctor assisted by Mr*. M. C. Swingle, Mrs- J . T. Newby, and Mrs. Rev* Andrews. D irt Gardeners Circle of the Garden Club will meet a t 0:30 A. M. a t the home of-M rs. R. 11. W ight on Golden Lake. L. II. Cali­ b er of Leesburg will give the second talk In hta series on "Landscaping.** Central C ird t of the Garden M Club will meet a t th* home of ^ Mrs. O. E. Rollins, 2400 Park Avenue, a t 10:00 A. M. SATURDAY Cecelian Music Club will meet a t 1:15 P. M. in the Fannie R. Munson Studios, 603 Myrtle Ave­ nue. . MONDAY A n n u l? iigrltatltnjsl dance of the Xiwanla Chib will be held from 10:00 P. M. until 2:00 A. M. In the Mayfair.. Hotel. Klwantana and th srr guests who wish to play bridge or Chinese checker* are asked to make reservations by telephoning 7U2-W or 007-W. TUESDAY “flunbotmet Jan* of Sveamor* Lane," • three-act comedy play. • U rt. T. R. Miller was elected Telephone 148 prvaldent of the Woman'* Mis■ionary Union of the Assembly of God Church a t a meet in f held Monday afternoon a t the home of Mr*. Miller on Cameron Avenue. The meeting war opened with a prayer led by Mr*. Miller for several people who are 111- A •pedal prayer for the mlssionarMr. and Mr*. R. T. Cowan lie* and the need* In the North have returned from a few nays' India field, where n native llible business trip to Miami. woman 1* aupported by the group, Mr*. K. 11. McIntyre. Friends of Miss Julia Ilelle Mc­ wa* led The ecrtpture wa* given by Mr*. Clelland will regret to learn that -he is ill a t her home on French jT. S. W right *nd several letter* I from the foreign field were read. Avenue. 1Mrs. Miller conducted the bud* ness meeting.* Other officer* etccted for the new year Include; Mr*. T.-* S. iW iight, vice-president; Mr*. S. |M . RiChar . ecre tnrv and Ironsurcr; Mrs. K. II. McIntyre, corrm i ow n ____ Azarian Class Has Business Meeting HAPPY BIRTHDAY 4 E dith Lundquist Mr*. A. J. Peterson Tuesday Duplicate Club Has Luncheon Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hill were host* « t thair home on MaRnoli, Avenue to (ha member* r f (he Tuesday Evening Bridge Club at IL.I. their L i .tLI.. bi-monthly ''meeting athis l.!. w*ck. High scorer, for ihr evening were Mrs. F. K. Roumlllat and R. A. Newman, while screeno prise was awarded to Mrs. Charles Btadsh*w.< Arrangement* of sweat peas wer* used throughout the room* where th* guests were en­ tertained. | • Late In the evening a t the con­ clusion of the gerpra, a salad and sweet course « • • served to th* members Present were: M(. snd Mrs. R. A. Newman. Mr. and Mri. E. F. Houaholder. Mr. and Mr*. F. ERoumlllat, Mr. and Mr*. D. U Th-asher. Mr. and Mr*. Georg* DeCottea, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Bradshaw, and Mr- and Mrs. Hill. T he A t a r la n Cl»«* of the First Baptist C hurch held tls re g u la r business unit social m ee t­ ing Inst night in the church annex with Mrs. A. L. Stnccy, Mr*. G. C. David, Mr*. J. V. Jones and Mrs. liouiine Beal, hostesses. The m eeting was openetl by Mrs. A. J . Peterson, president, and followed by the devotional l td by Mr*. C. A. Anderson. Mrs. 1. Woodham J e d in prayer. A f l r r re p o rts were given by the various officers, » nocml social hour was enjoyed writh Mrs. Ohn Smith and Mrs. II. A. Moreland winning prises f o r eontrsts. A salad course a nd c n fic c were served by the hostesses to the following m em bera p re sen t: Mrs. D. ,C. Moore, Mrs. J. II- Colrlough, Mrs. M. N. Cleveland. Mrs. It. W. Rucker, and Mrs. Olin Smith. Also, Mr*. I. Woodham, Mrs. H. A. Moreland. Mrs. C. A. An­ derson, Mrs. Allan Gordnler. Mrs. C. W- Isbill, Mrs. A. J. Peter'son, Mrs. U. L. Floyd, Mrs. W. A. Cagle, Mrs. F. L. Dampier, Mrs. R. L- Beard, Mr*. C. U Hewson snd Mr*. J . T. Denton r JANUARY CLEARANCE SPORTS AND FUR TRIMMED SIZES IS TO 40 MOSTLY SMALL SIZES PRICED TO MOVE I "Tk# S p it, mf a. H. S." By Tick M f t n YOWELL’S SEMI-ANNUAL ! responding secretary; Mrs. W. A. 0«le*by, ml»skm study chairm an; Mrs. M. Hester, local m sslonary: «mJ Mr*. W. G. Cook. Mr*. C. J. Mr. and Mrs. J . It. fcahnn have H arrison and Mr*. Carl Leundr e tu r n e d from W ashington, I>. K " n . welfare committee. C.. where they visited d u rin g the « was decided that for 1010 no holidays as the guest* of rein- refreshm ents would be served a t jjvcii the business meetings of the ■ 'g r o u p and t h a t meetings would Mrs. Millard Lowe and dough- no held in the evenings for the ter, B a rbara Mae, hove returne d benefit of those who lire cmfrom Detroit, Mich., where they ployed. spe nt two m onth s with Mr. Lowe; Mia. C- J . Harrison extended an who Is r o n n e cted with the Grout Invitation to the group to moot nt C e n tra l T r a n s p o rt Com pany. jh er home In Fehrunry. ----------| The meeting was closed with a Friends o f Miss Donnn Mur- 'p r a y e r by Mrs. M. Hester, gan will r e g r e t to learn that she Present were; Mrs. C. J. H a r ­ is confin ed to the Municipal Mr*. W. A. Oglesby, MrsHospital, F r o n t Street a nd t.c- T y. W rig ht, Mrs. M. K. Bohanhigh Avenue,^ Philadelphia,' J'o..U ,,, Mr*. M. Hester, Mr*. W. C. Williamson ami Mr*. J. G. F ryer. Also, Mrs. T. It. Miller, Mr*. |W G. Cook, Mrs. W. II. Benton, Mr*. S. M. R icha rd, Mrs. K. II. [ McIntyre and Miss I’eggy Mc­ Intyre. THE NEW YEARS HAPPIEST HIT WE HAVE M COATS THAT WOULD LIKE TO FIND A HEW HOME. THESE HAVE* BEEN WITH US TOO LONG SU OUT THEY GO I 1 I CELERY SALT Th* party began Friday night with a apend-the-nlght party at the home of Sylvia M tltcn, where a surprise midnight thrill ws* ex­ perienced. Saturday morning the girls bowled and played games of ten­ nis before having lunch a t Camille Batten's and going to th* picture ■how a fte r which more tennis a s s Jacksonville where he received played. Saturday night they were the trea tm e n t in St. Vincent's Hospltime. guests of Mary Ann Whelchel for tal fo r a short---------- Today & Thursday STILL GOING STRONG Mrs. T. R. Miller Is Named President ANNOUNCEMENT Edgar BEBGEX , Mr. and Mr*. Jam es-A . Cun* ningham announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Nellie, to John I-cxtcr Kader, non of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Kader of this city. Ml*. Cunningham was bom In Palatka and graduated front 8eminnt, High Hchool In I03U. Mr. Kadrr graduated from Seminole High School and a t­ tended the U nivrrsltv of Flor­ ida a t Gainesville. He la now employed by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Th* Wedding will take place in February. HATS MUST GOI PERMANENTS $ 1.00 OIL WAVES $2.00 and up T l« V astly F a ir l a s s * lb Boat Trip Ih Taken By Group Yesterday Aboard the Itnumilhtl'n boat, the regular meeting of the |{<>U*rt K. 1.40 Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy v*a* held yeatcrday afternoon. The gioup left on the yacht a f te r acheol and a f te r eruialng aiound in (tie river nnt h o r r d for a ahort bunineaa *ci- i t»» miiiic pcopls- l»nt they ilon't hlnire the \ i« \\ of a gro u p ot nion. Mina Ilette Wnthen, chapter I Sophomore lm\« who ?n> then''* prvnident, presided over the m eet­ | not It ir g like ii good id' night ing a t which time « dance to be of ••Snake Hum trig" . . . which given on Ja n . 11* in honor of tho b n »l;ing •x p i« --io n fo r n eei eout«e of procedure I birthday of General R e to r t E. Ix « . tain uan planned. j coiildlil po«ilil\ go into Ill'll* I*ate In the aftorno n tefrenh*, . . . IMIsTlII'M ban n imii|ip* m rnta were aerved by Mia. Houm- form of e x p l o s i o n in thin pat. ►lie ?ayn when illat a iila te d by Mr*. MorrU tieiilur cane . Spencer. j u ceitnin pernon eoinen in niglit he r heart bentL'.r>00 R. I* M. l a m e n t were: MU* Ilette W a t h -1 . H E L E N TAMM milled to en, Miia M argaret Spencer, Mla> Catheiine Spencer, Minn Winifred my m aterial day before yentci by having nonirone tell me Lovell, Mias Susan Kirtlcy Mlaa • Elizabeth Whighoin, Mina ' J*e m to inquire an to why *lu* in now Whighain, MUa Nancy Dighton, ninging *'W hat's New" . . . m ay ­ Mina Martha- Wight, Mins Ja n a be she liken it. who knows? . . . Thigpen and MUa Helen Stafford An exprennion of Minp.ithy goes Also, George Sneer, Hill U n m ­ to MADALVN T I U T .I V K whoU pant an, Clarence McCrone, J r., Mm been nick] in bed for the Morris Spencer and Mr. and Mm. two weeks . . . Meaning to cant no anpemionn on the c h ara cte r F. E. RoumilUt. It wan («’Miminrrd that Jnnu- of G E O R G E l i r r . l l l . S I c a n t nry In the hirth month of Com­ help hut nee the eomie.ility III . . . G e o r g e walking down the ntrert mander Matthew Fontain e M___ autv. General a naval commander, C. ........ i peeling nil ora n g e while gm cery Robert E. Lee, comnmnder-in clerkn run outaide to count the chief of the nouthern a rm y m il ones they have on di-|d a\ . . . General Stonewall Jacknon, one of R o il HICK SON 'S h a n d ..... .. \U the South's most beloved general- age aremn to he much in d» mund. A basket of candy and c<M)ki«'< He had Home plctwiei made th e was aent to the Seminole County o th e r day and was -.ml t" Home at Chrictmaa by the m em ­ he giving them out like hand ber a of the chapter. bilU . . . tSI.KN OIHIA.M It.m a style all bin it w lo u it roinra to the ladi«-•" aU*» profeaHi'H to lie quite a connoln* acur of lipstick . . two ami iwo I m akes f o u r . . . The Spoil- * lut» | la giving a nother dunce, the tort ony being S a t u id a y h«doi*- New | Years, lit the Womuii'n Club Ihm • S a tu rd ay night. Tin u nmtto ,,ll ut First You Don't S u n «•••!. ii> . T ry Again." . . I l ll .l . t T ILL E li's g e ttin g some beio'flt out of leap ) e a r . . . nl least then* was n Hirer way a rgum ent n« to who was going to a«U him for u da te on siieli-stti l-sueli a night . , . Sometime ago ltltUCK HOLT and HUGH I.KSIIKIC wete down on the liil.efioiit industri­ ously w tiling J O E MeCASI.IN's name on llje pav« nient with rhulk while Joe was loingiltg up indu-ti musly G A IN E S V IL L E , J a n 0.— F lo r ­ i the r e a r ju st ns ida r a ttle m e n will do well to feed tr y in g to rub it out ntMiit . . . there wouldn't lm \e been any' their w eaker rowa during l lie next PO to 100 days and thu* comment about one name, but A week front Friday aave both cow a nd calf, »ny» H . two . . J Sheely, anim al hu.handniuti the De.Mniay’s a re planning a with the S ta le A gricultural E x­ t r ip on C aptain Hiee’s boat . . . tension Service. H r has ju»t the w e ath e r permitting. . . . m ade a tr ip in which lie observed a nu m b er of weak cows which th* cow* r a n gel it— i will likely die b r f o r e gras* conn » • T he cow will be w m lh In, and the c attle m a n will l<>-» a n d the r n lf an n ldill< I 112. If the row dir*, both row a nd unborn ralf. Sheely aays th at 2 pounds •■( I cow a n d r a l f will In- u Any ra ttlc m n n will cottouaeak rake per row per day will carry them through un ld l | o receive *10 fur *1 ' e'udes. the grass becoairs lush. Th< n both tho cow and the calf, which LADIES’ HATS l/? PRICE LADIES’ GLOVES BLANKETS $2.95 $5.!>.‘) $9.95 N'alues I'or \ nines For ' ahtt'M I ’or COMFORTERS .$2.3" S 1.95 $S 1‘ l Rrautiful and Warm! .li.T'i Value For $9.98 M 3.75 Vsif.M* For $11.75 Farmers Will .Save By Feeding Their Cattle will havo been dropped by that Um*, will gain weight on the grass. B ut a little feed now is .essential, ha thlnka. Ha figures the cattlem an who feeds and thua saves hie cows, will b* considerably ahead of the. gam*. Th* cake costa about f.'IU. a ton, o r H i cents a pound, 3! cent a a day fo r 8 pound*. In; 100 day* tb* root o f feed— not counting It* diatrlbution where NATIONALLY KNOWN Sill UTS ( I n n I A - M d 'lm t 'ti l o f c o l o r * n m l p a l t e r n * — [) ) LITTLE WONDER STUDIO 8 PHOTOS 10c E n U n r c m rn lH 25c & 50c JERRY 'S ARCADE S t# SANFORD AVE. Value $ 1.09 s:i.r»0 Value Value* $1.98 $5.(10 Value MARK TWAIN .SHIRTS KKGULAK $1.65 FOR $1.39 Size* f r o m BRENTWOOD I ft < -. t o n o & GANTNKR SWEATERS f o r M e n a n d l i o y n i n u witli* s r k i ' l i o i t o f s ty lt'A u n i t c o lo r * . $1.98 Value $1.69 $2.95 Value $2.49 $3.50 Value $2.98 $3.95 Vulue $3.39 AMBULANT PROCTOLOGY d o *nd ■■■sstlmss d*ng*r*«s awd ysiab*f*e* dlseardlag It la favwr *f tb* ammatbad ml tsMllag rwstal, rwylarw, m i n r is s n *slai, (T u sils rsawnd by SANFORD, FLORIDA OkPuun, o p e ra to r I ! $4.95 Value $4.19 $5.95 Value $4.95 �N aw ,S p e c t r e B. B. Faddy, Daalah, fata v i * n f unkpspwm The N eil aerial a it* InvahM Easily a doaaa lnK Tuesday alone the b itter Renewed Savagery Op Peace LONDON. Jan . 'WA31IINOTPN. J rreek lrn t Rooeerelt’i 10,—A ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY h ire ereti been plpty s': a I rtnjeee Chimbcrl*! coalition prim e m inister (opreee _*T* sfjr£ssr,ssr& <tsmr y a TN8UBANCE PLUS SERVICE” US g - S ki *>Faar, Heme vet of flora Belfcshs a i m r a r m in u ter eet the w orit t | 0| r w l t h epeenletlon a* to IU true a, British tanker the N orth aea m isting and ! . „ r! net 33, dm hit ft jniaft •ftftd* tftnk off tht N atl bomber* Invaded British Netherlands coast, but her feme -*-,J coastal w aters and* ’ tan k one of four wee saved. a suiting from a rising demand In ***? **rU ." ’■ so m e . British circle* for l W l . elimination ' of the’ Chamberlain f i “appeterinent" Idea from allied British steam er and two Danish T h e . D unbar Castle carried 44 vessels, tho adm iralty announced. passengers, nine of them children Numerous others,. .Including a and fail crew. A numbrr of fleet of five fishing eraacki and women were on board. ■ , n lightship tender, were raked One of the mUalng wae the with machine-gun fire. Of 40 liner'* captain. The second of­ mrn nbf.ard the tra d e r, one was ficer was blown from the deck killed and >1 wounded. and his leg wae broken. The Dunbar Castle, owned by Survivors who arrived In Lon­ the Union Castla Mall Hteamshto last night, wrapped In blan­ Company line, struck n m ini off don kets, s a il the explosion came just Englanu a dangerous south, est c o a st An undetermined number t as the passengers were finishing of her passengers and crew were Injured, and two persons, a t least, were missing. The ships which the adm iralty •aid German a ircraft sank were! IV wte n f’m.men, thw a t may u be theeita- 9 £ B j . aon ha was forced Mit. fa- F or there U, In the Chamber- CY- Knr,” 'j' ‘ lain address, a t lemat an eeho o f f " ’" 1', *®)<J * the prime m lnltter'e one-tlm a'ion- , , *' • geptfon of a tseace of appease- efforte w< : merit. T hr addrer* holde out not c o w m e n only to all Europe's Ilttln nrut(*n nice! V tra le Jeopardised by tho war, but lefdera IMt !;-td German public opinion n hope V'ltJ* wnidi • o f post-war readjustm .m il and ueaUtlist Min Slnrmy Senate debates mingled with ii campaign fur the p rte lilrntlal nominiition lie ahead of John If. Garner, shown arriving In Washington to take lip tho gavel of the thud session ot Con*. Jaycces will be Invited. Clydt Ramsey, Richard Deas and l i m n W itte were appointed as tha com' mlttee In charge. A committee composed of M 1. Reborn. C. K. C arter, Troy Ray and Charles BetU waa ap­ pointed to artange fo r tbt irted attacke aad likewise oi • attack on the lightship ten- »FIRF Brltlah fighting plane* which ant op through the mUta to enige the attackers failed to eon- tOBH PARK A V a- T tL S T H O MB 1M • SANFORD, FLORIDA M S s li/ itsw,|susil vjuej.iy m ags' p n m a i i » i » i * * «* m a HkNRY A. RUSSELL SEED COMPANY CASUALTY AND YOU’LL COME BACK AGAIN t I I LANEY*S DRUG STORE "BU RPEE3 SEEDS GROW* rrom pl D elivery— — Telephone 101 SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION its fo r queen of 1ships, tha steam er Box Hfll and ral to bo bald I n 'th a traw ler E ta, had baen lost •II. i during tha firs t week of tha new B A L L O T DEM OCRATIC PARTY Legal Notice w , j e o p a r d i s e iinutiionui separatum ........... .. rraar Pan* r*ae» yaar of 1040, although ha did not cf ehurrh and stale In Die United 4 (kmjikmj vlsllnn* lo the Florida d eflnll'lv. . HUlot. In their coiifrnncc wllti , |1(< TTnt I- nn lmpnilajd clemrut of |,fJ7s, RnAsavill salt), they ogai'i f m ,,. (rlhtile lo llyreu the ip c c h . all Uio moru **"*;nil»yct| their nitlclsm . h'levuis, local nilial nlto pren 5 '! r 1 f. 1 1 .1 Tltolr presenco hero e l hie re- parnl 'th e Florida iliatumns and ! f & ^ n r a L n, t K , J ,t ^ L in exactly tha aanie rale- f„ \>hUtlin' Willie, lot'll negro ,’' f i r U|R f ^ ^ .l ln U m a i le t^ e , n l . U^ v . u9‘/ *• T">lor’* ^ul«r0 fu si-nro who was janitor In Hie Flnrlds a l^ J h i r« hln h ™ V a iln V w Ith ** *U ,y wh*r'' *'• «*>“ •? building. She alao commended I f f l S t n m t e a U ^ a n d aatkfna to lb “ (:»tll0JI« P°OtUf, lie aitltl. llu Ralph bsgw rll ami the .Seminole m .k . r^ raasln alv ef/U i.‘ “ t hS r« a > W th a t Ye has mod* autwr- County Chambar of Commerce S h .d ewnomle riere nf OaTOanV i »n J adv.nccs lo Jewish fol> .emllnu Willlo the sweater ^ n^ U ^ T b o th ^ n lhV ^ * lte n ■» «ell. iW||h the slnlk of relery rn It and »!M d S J ltk a n a s . a « a ln a d J i The H e of It, he cxplninnl, U which she mid resulted I n n n S u h t f a l th a t GrAnnny ran w in ,!1?. hJohiUw a world influeitco o f j s w • mount of publicity for ■ - n |l churches for peace. Bnnford ami the M ite. •' Infantila narslvsls victim*' M® *«W he had asked the group hhe nl»o eoinmcmled Karl throughout (be nation look toi*® lam aln sllaiit akout hla Objar- Ilmwn, msnager of Ihe Florida YOU, Mr. and Mrs. America.Ulvcs because he feels th st a t this Exhibit, whom she said wa* auch Your support of the PretM anfa t|m*' D>ry should nut ba trducnl n good showman th at ho Imd baen Birthday Ball in your loeal eom-M" Mfy scries of proposal* th a t asked to reive os a member of munltv and your contribution to 'm ig h t ba deacrlbed In euch term s tho World s F slr Boord. the “ Fight Infantila Paralyila *■ >"14 points"—tho designation | president Karl Nordgrcn who ‘ Fund” will help carry on thla K jrm Fpwldetit Wilson's Ill-fated presided over tha meeting rcgrvat work during tha ensulag te a s for a permanent peace In)minded the inombcre of thn club ■ f | f t l v i l ■ ■■ |C j B |f n nr out or a iioi.tiu«<i row pant or a ratioval hank dent continued, his objective* are Sunday i not point* a t all but merely ideals- a 100-pc Dr. Rufus W. Weaver, chairman session* I of tha committee on public re- Hotel, Jalloni of tha Houthern Bsptlet Ha als convention and who alto acted ae which * | *pakaam*n for the vlsltori, ssld lalslng did not know “ whether there activities ■ V f B was any change of mind or view- year. F.d point In the group." Irhslrm sn f n / V l f l "The President left us th e 's ic H arr; l / I m p r e s s i o n tb it he wculd not hsvu.R . (J. Dennett, end 0. 1’. Iletm. ' ■ taken his action u n lrtt he rher- don. t l | f t f t | j | Ithed some hoj.es and ho felt that ! Visitors . tee lwpcs might find torn® jn«c- were K. F- Householder, Voile reowat, J t Q -m e Loana ana dtacoanta lu lle d Mates Uevvrnm rnl.w bllqatlaM , ba RM Slreet and fibHoaVlons ot aVstea and ballt.ral s u b d lv t a t o t e 1 u ik tr bonda. notaa. and dabenturaa..— -------corporals atorlfa. Including slock of gadsral lUaSrvr FOR COUNTY JUDGE VOTE KOIl ONE FOR REPRESENTATT CONGRESS FROM F FOR COUNTY PROPECUTINO ATTORNEY H O N A L D I8 TR II VOTE FOB ONB FOR SHERIFF C. M. Hand ----------- FOR SECRETARY o t STATE 41M<M\ r tib<*e.ts VOTE FOR* ONB O T * ! " * ™ ..... .... , R,,, A H H H TH ' .......... .^ V y - - 1.___ * T im paatal a a v l-_ -. ------------- Deima.la of Itu ts a aad p a t U tta r drpotlia la a rtlfla d a i 1 1 : ! * * GENERAL T. W® Lawton Caab, bsianrea wilt, ulher banka. indUSIac l i w i n i balaucr. and cash llenw la proofs* of collaellou ju a k J j y w 't * own.ad M*.**0.*t. furnltur* *nd fls- FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION - * "~ ' •____ ___ ‘ FOR STATE TBEASUriBR Ipal*, partnerships, and pirtA t r»¥7»i" aM ^ ’* ehsaXs, sta ).. FOR COUNTY ... !j t - n u n VOTE FOR ONB FOR COUNTY OOMMISSIOI VOTE FOB ONEb , r r , U O T ^ * TOTAL LIADILtTIXH llb s I lB M rtwaa F»«» Oac> Pres blent Harold J'uweVs as Id CAPITAL ACCOUNTH: * t M 00 envelope Inserts adver­ M r a i l l . N i M _____ ____ _ ~ ting Florida citrus were bclog ........ •tied hero through c.oj)«ratlon o f the .Florida Pow rr ii Light Co., Chose A C o, and the City of Tlie T iansvatl region In Africa Halford.'' fie added th at most of TOTAL CAPITAL ACCXlUgm — 4----------------a .. I* an im portant producer of man- tha lacgl grocer* and drug storaa TOTAL MADILITIBa AND CAV1TAL ACCOUNTS ganesa m*. It ships out 7M,000 w rte coojwrstlng by d te u in g up tans annually, ' , tl.oir establishments, using quan­ " “ T tities' of display m ateriel distri­ d sp o slu aad o th er riab<m.aa 4 .-------—— J . buted by tho Bnnfonl , Junior ChauibAy of Commerce. T o a rrtl. Colo mil tee Chairman • M aaewrlllra a«ld uaJrr r Eddh Klrchhoff feparted that TOTAL Is bin protect lo ronthe t . Y. i-«iww* •real slru r the propaied In/u.mntmn aaiarad by plsdsrd assets p a rsuaat.lt Lot tit on N orth Park Avs-nue was a t lap! approved, and 4bat conrtructlan would begin noon, i t waa •Uo I f W te d *by Me."*Bauer that too Sknfgrd arrow /signs hnd been o rm pliteg and Ware ready to ba plsretf <>« the h/tlhuwy*. to®®®° ’S fS S S t , i F in R L M 0 U L I.IN I FOR UNITED STATED SENATOR ’O tB FOR ONB run u n i : SM,Mf,.V»....... . vote FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF t PUBLIC INSTRUCTION L lA D lU ^ tB 10 5 PARK AYt FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELEl!)TORS Haas n r . D a U lc i Ife, a. N OF TO TA L Get New Bating Jaycees f « l d COUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER ......... FQR GOVERNOR o ib »r assets Port Office To SEMINOLE appiliati: n i.is n r.D in ALI OHUASI'H w m i S K c n o v sa lt, I . I . NKViaiUl aT A T lT K a r . ItUI'OIlT AH o r DLCKMUKIt 4#. t s l s OK ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY, JAi'KHfiNVIt.LIL FLOH1DA, whlrh la am tlatM l w ith TUB HANFORD ATLANTIC . . . NATIONAL RANK. Hanford, F lo rid . C hartsr N um brr IXtAT M n s l haaarva D istrict Nnm brr I Kind of liualneaai ’ • I- , 1.1 •‘A?*1 ■•Jfh holdlna company, ht.ld.ng controlling Inlarrat Florida ° , h *r afllllalao. In l>i„adrn aropa ot banking |.u>lnrsa In Stannrr In which abor*-nam*.1 orsan.s allnn la afflllataO with national hank, and draraa of control: Owns m ajor I f of ih r aliarra »l capital alo. k. KInane la I ra la llo lu will, bank: Stock of afrit.atod bank oward u. it*, m l * la,ana lo o fflllalrd b a n k ______ _ — NONE Itorrowlnaa from affiliated bank Mlock of afflilala rralalrred In I known lo be owned by beak dire obligation, to. nr known 1 IMher inform ation nf|*»».,ry to dl tloua with banki .11. I. II. W. F ra ile r, aec-r-Tr«*a. or a lia solemnly aw rar th a t Ilia abova a la trn irn t . 1, | knowledge and Rallrr. , • pi held in Hanford ( N o r A h r i ( k a l i in.lay and urged itteodanrp a t the lid In the Mayfair C h e r u r N. Soviet Ukraine produces than haf of Rassla'a coal, Its salt, three-fifths Its pig h alf Its steal, two-thirds Ita iltural machinery and twoi Ita sugar. —— — ■ i TUESDAY, MAY 7,1940 > > f! FOR COMMISSION FOR COUNTY" COM M lS^lbksR Jm ___ _ VOTE FOB ONE Ha B FOR JUSTICES C 4Mwrr,wnHl»»«f«»Mn*»M«a H M tiu J^OR RAILROAD iTf» »rsn i\Mu COM M ^8S l G N l R fti. CXJUNTY m one" " * —esawiaoehnwaoe | ^t ( . Y»'<^g lb; ■ ___ b OaW o f r ,Bt £ A ’! ^ f n0N *»•• ' >n ONE ’ >‘7 tw ara ta aa4 sui.acttb»<i b»r, WmM SiftiSfsa'flWi • j nn r t �V g OUND r i n S T R A C *—F u tu rity ; p a in ty U lus P o lly rlta |L Bhot In d ia n a r t a s h Bklp Up W anda Lassie ■ h ak e W ell llu e lU Home BKCOJXD ItA C B —F u tu rity : IFtrwS b a i t t l H ally D aab lel c h s i p ilo t a n a o rr H o b b ln 'l H ick A aislla Itoll T ra f tla P la sh M rrl a H elp-Y -B elf • Y Alice Itsle a rlr T l l i n t ) RA C E—4-14 hiIIe: I U a « h a l t a t H ally U sahle) L allF Laa Al D ancer (lla a y a ~ lla ll H atty D ear L ady Da M arco Had E nough P ilo t Laa l o s e Bolo P O U IIT II nA C K — P u ta r lty : M a ra Pot J u s t L ate Dallar*a H e a rt Je n n ie C rart C o ia -O D re U. Id O relrh e n U II HJIt It. Bow ser P IP T IC RACE—t i t Mile: Don Al A nna Jody Silrl W lrh lta Cop I.Id le ||l p Hold L e a l L ad Ivonltch Hllver H ero tlo ld en W ords HIXTII RACE— P u lu rlly : K ropp'o P et Jo h n p ra n k liloudy Coin C upper Dlek b u lla L ad k 'u reru an er Bponky J a ia D octor Uundy HKVK.STII RACK—4-14 SI le: li l t 1‘orode Xlormuney Ms L ittle P ep Ju d g e Jo h n Hohorn Hhiek H hella's Im age E ig h t H u n d red Dolly Kify David _. Cox — Allan _. Ban _ Beasley Total* tusdh of jfay to halt any attempt by t o ra d qvitotdt to lo u t ths ** Banford aria behind at tb j t»4 of tha first m r t t r , 5 to • tort scuta 0 point* f a r th s lr 30-polat total. 8anford*a 10 polrtta la *• tho period was n o t quit* enough • i .to knot tha count. High scorer fo r T fjn tar P ark Drummond .... O O s o rg s ___ O N k w m a a ____F 1 0 2 B ala _ ____ 0 1 0 2 Total* 27 Personal fouls: Riser 4, IIslo 1, A ltm an t . F rs s throws missed: Allman 6, D u n n i, Epps t . O fficials: OillespU, McCracken. Tlraekaopor Stsele. Official Scorer, Stanstrom . RACE— F u tu rll dp* rr on U d r At A rm s _ I S i 1— 1 JH aokr M ountain 4 • I— I t — I r u s h y r a y ------i 4 l »—no L ady At A rm s IM S , t e e . 4.4S: Amok tr M ounts!* 11.IS. S.4S: P s a n r ray i ______ T E M T I I R A C E — r u tu r lty . : l f 4*1. Nans* et D o c i> r on Btr. r n Band B a b y _____ S S I I— no l l lu p tr Cora — t 4 1—1 l — l ladtass lU tl _____ 1 « i *— i Bandy U aby IS.4S. 11.14, 1 (S< lllp o st Corn >.IS, I 14; Itu lls n Itoll (to ys I B iylla t .— 1 1 4 >— bd A utum n Leaf IT. I.i* . 4 14: B klp - ,*. .K U n rltS T II RACE—(-11 N am e o f D o* Mile, Pi* O ff Blr. r . n IWa e ar.rl----- 4 I l—l l—l ’ r o U I t T l ? R A C E — P u tu rlty , 1*L W e e d Usee ----- I .1 1 1 —1 Nam s or D og r p O ff Wtr. K w B alm y O en Jsr . . 1 I 4 3— t. V Juan a Im a s s | 1 l | — t, ’ D a rk Itnmanc*.. 4 4 I — H 1— ha ■w* Mr. Parsgnrle „.. I I 1 1— no LEGAL NOTICE Ju a t'a . la u s a r *•»#, 1.4S, 144; t n a r k lU m anen 1 .44, 1 40; Mr. o k u k r o r r r n i.ii-jt T io v i . Caregorlc 1.44. T IU I M TA TK OP F L O H ID A l TO T H E O D O R E VtINKS’It, C o tlu g lo n . „ F I F T H R A C K — E u tu rlty , :I4. t-eutetanei . • , y Nome o T D og r r orf a ir. r n It s p p ru rln * from Hie swot a b II •trend Bis ------------ 1 4 3 t— an of complaint filed la that certain r Te d ’s (U n g e r ... I 1 1— 1 1 — J suit for Ulsorce. e n llllrd d i.ice I. 4 Fast K in a -------* 7 1 1 —1 Kloaer versus Theodore z ln s .r , that Grand ais S i t . 4. 114; T e d ’s yets‘ or* s re s id e n t-o f C'uv ugloii, |’l (lin g e r b L i t ; Ksst K in a t.l* . L e u U ld n a ; Therefore yuu. Th e o ­ dor* aiaeer, are reu u ltrd lu l>e end H IX T I I R A C E — r u lu r lt'r . 111 4-*. appear before the M a th Jud icial y Name of. D og .. 1*|» O ff ate. r . a C ln t d l Court. Metalnole C o u n t). \ Jse* E lls a -------- I 1 |— H 1 —4 F4 # rd a. at Banford. Flo rida, ou 1 B f k s r e ---------------t « 4 I— I the 4th. day el Kebruary. A . D. ■ burl Side ______ S t I 1 — it L a a d tk o a an d th e re m a k e a n V .to tk* bill of o o sa a lslu t e s . .if* ! »• ashar* I : Bhort aid* I ts. itdd a g a in s t you. t 4.J|r v *: ! r n * R A C E —4-14 M is . M •' • | **••»••» DO* 4 J iia iiT ir ’ " P P O ff (H r. r .l t !'»»■ ••• Joige-t 4 1 l —l l - a - B allv K a y ______ 1 s ] j_ i F*tJpaaJ h a s --------i t s i_ { . J»ds*m *nt IS.IS, - L I* . g J J 1 , 7 ^ K ,,>, *•*»! P lease»r r a c k —r u t u r l t y , i$ t GAINESVILLE, Jin . H k-The Florida Experim ent (Ration hat started a camellia variety g a r­ den In which It hopes to assem­ ble one o r more specimens of each known variety and species o f this excellent ornam ental plant. T h s garden nnw contains 2R0 plants o f some 100 different varieties. R. J . W ilinot, assistant horti­ culturist, is tiqiervising tho the plantings and the studies. Hs says It is planned to get specimens o f a num ber of named varieties from d iffe re n t nurs­ eries, and n o w them nut lo see If the varieties hsve been rnrrectly named In each case, In addition to taking notrs on grow th and behavior of the ca­ mellias In tho Oainrsvlllc plant­ ing*. Wilinot says the plants nnw tn the g ard rn have been contribut­ ed by Uurbing's A sales Gardens of Fem andlna, Glen Ft. Mary N urseries, and Miller N urseries of Munllcelln. O ther nurseries I avo promised specimens from their c-dlectlnns. ('h n n iicl's special Committ** on' ‘ Kt guli.l^ott of Competition’*. • Tho audit report of IVntland, (im y nml Muon* u n i received covering financial tvconls of tho i hntnber i f C om m rrrr for tho fivcnl p«rl<*d ended Sept. 30, 1039, anil win si: tiered filtil. CHALKING ’EM UP flat being rracked by the mid-sea* • White It. •on .U f e , track offichtla W e a l I Tonight f* the iiinlil u m u ' *■’ The track l« becoming faster that means. Johnnv I'ayohik i rlltht along and, with the tecord at the new Amor Iran t.iri.e i \r . n number of fast, capable ervy* are expected to crowd in t.> it,. !, hpundi a t the track, the long* bout carries more than rnsutd intiri • tandinir record Is doomed to fall kers for a chance to show v.hnt, I ere lonif. |vam ped light-henry, whore main i !,ii It will be In one of these fen- tackle Joe LmtW and win the Item' lured futurity tact-s, too, that this i world—and that m.li.ei him nbniil n reconl Is broken, the lailblnle tired thousand of tin pugiliMi, i.n-t,. °l’'npranked about fifth find if l e c v i it Lady at Arms, a greyhound pretty good punch, romi I o e kid headline Attraction from I.c*tor :i "plauV' jaw , then >\«* n .iv • • y* t l (Cracker* Colc'a kennel, equalled anil if he meets t op ., i • 1 the season's mark for futuiIty • -eat. you'd lie lirr ' • mi t J o i t Roll Oa, a lhree-ycar-old distance last night. by winning u , . | .,t. biindie, will also be among the the feature event In 29 ond l-Sth j Sanford's <Vh- ■■ IV I" favored dog* in the betting on , r SJ***^*, , last nijtlit to the W i'iier I'.i l thbt race, which highlight*: the ThU near-rceord time matched ,„ r „ { n„. , , nlght'a racing. the season's pace establlshcil Inst from W in te r Pa;!.. In r. Among the better dogs listed Saturday night by Lucky 1M. sit- plump foiwnr.l for’ t • v fo r thia ninth race, in addition to ether «upcr-s|iced»ter front the nngl< he to id the i ill, in i Lccity Clark and Ju st Roll On, Cole Kennels. The hrilllaut show- dnln'l mean that the .. ; _ | are 1lobby Chris, Oscar Brown's inir of Lilly at Aims last night plenty of poisibilil'i li r three-ytar-old b iirk dog, and J. II. Just -ibout put the Cole Kennel of v,ratoet taulm tin Brumm ett'a Mind R radfr, who a l­ hounds in the top spot occupied ( M., |„.f„ri. . i , . -., so consistently tours the futurity last year hy Ous Males ttnd lti» i , i piny the low f distance in par-feature ra re time Valentine siring. ' n.,rk ..tr the break* o f 19.4 seconds. The l.ady went tn post third basket. I.a-t uigbt flip p y Career, Rock Crusher rhblce on the odds boanl at 9 to scented lu take it •. and Lucky Kny round oat the en­ 2, with Olcnfnrd lieil being the consistently went m< . tries for the ninth rare. favorite nt 3 to 2 followed by Big vet that dldit t lit* One of the most significant lek at 0 to S, lint neither of the these faults item l . (tends o f thia season, even though favrrltes finished in the rash «« ' it is y et in the rsriy stages, is Smoky Mount.tin copped the place / i , , , ■ , , the probsbillty of W ar Leader's while Fanny Fay rained the show C U I C I / I l ' l ' l ' record fu ta rlty time of 29 seconds in a camera fight with Sam C j Iii. it .... P a v a k a lr ra jC IIC H Camellias Tested In New Variety Carden Greyhound Results Luefey Cferk Favored Over Just 1 Roll Or lit Feature Race Tonight T a o lrlo u 1 a c m e s A collection of 79 paintings fioot 79 sllffs rent eminlrles was ii.ii'in l In the Art Exhibit nt tho < 'm ine Florida Slot'.* F air by Thonms .1 VVntsdn, president of Inti nmtionnl Utislness Mm bines. Till- fame I eolbelion comes tn Titmpn directly front the San Ft..in • co World's Fair, where It r n . it oii'stniidlili; f e a t m e last STOPS QUICKER ON WET PAVEMENT A ccid cn tt'p ile' up* When street* arc net anj slippery.* Don’t t A c chances when we mike it so city to have quick stopping Dual 10s on your tar. Conic in and learn bow m y you ean eliangc over. 1 he tire that slops quicker l at 60 in the rain than )<5u i \ arc accuttomtJ to ttop /, t \ at 10 in dry weather. /# known; cr mnylie its a thirst fnt „ m l fight following It Menk G o rg i In 1 0 -R o n n d ........ ....... |y „ ,,a » A . . I ____ >_ Orlando and surrounding envimut > O U l 111 l / r U U l Q O ; W i l l i a inuiked rontaglon. , | Payehrk. tmiked liy The Hing ORLANDO, Jan. 10. —Daldish Msgaslne ns the Jiflh heavyyottng Johnny Payehek, nimble of weight In line tor the title held foot and poasrssor uf a pair of by the (irent J im* Imuls, moves infists Isdenrd with dynamite, |to this fight tonight as fit st souarea off with the tough, ring- slrctch-drhr uvinlpulatloii licit is wise Petro Ootgl, 1ms Angeles ralculaled lo laiui hlui in Madison hea vy weight, In a 10-round fight Kqiuro Garden no later th a n . thith a t dedicates the new American Spiiqg. He la , undefeatisl in .'ID Legion arena here tonight. F ig h t fever, pretty well sup- | pressed because of a lack of ex* poaurs in Immediately past years, > was fanned to a high tem perature IF YOIIR TA8TK DKMANDS yesterday over the fight that brings the boxing game back to Central Florida and dedicates the spacious new $116,000 Legion arena. Close to 3,000 funs, a capacity house, are expected tn clirk past the newly Installed tu m itllm a t the North Orange Avrnae fight qeadraagla by Bt.'lfl, when the 30rossnd fight ran i gets under way. Veteran fight observers sakl yesterday th a t nen-r before had a fight stirred up so much Interest •lid enthusiasm hen- in Orlando. And sports w tlt.rs from all over tho State arc coming here for the fight. Maybe It le Dm* possibility of heavyweight seeing a future 110 H A N F O R D A V I ehampion in nctinn; maybe its the | possibility of seeing a title con­ tender's hopes blasted ly sn tin-I li;v H y mouth lilD N K Hill T ill: IM - i LIQUORS SCOTCHES a n d W IN !•'!vI'lll IIARMAN RED RYDER 1 Is f u r th e r ordered t h a t th is w be published la th e Hanford *7*. a n ew sp ap er p e b llsh e d e « l» ^ s OoUBty. F lo rid a, t * 4 a ■k f o r f o u r e o a s e ru tlv e v s s k s • n s sutd o rd e re d , ta t* th e 3rd • o f J s a u a r y , A. D. I M , O. P. HERNDON. C lerk C ircu it C o u rt. Iterelnnle C e e s ty F lo rid a. Hy A. M. w E R K iL " f. Dow PP O ff n U .’ F n D t r s Plus ---------- 4 4 y A fU m e ------------- - 1 1 t — fed l — l DAN DUNN—SECRET OPERATIVE 48 0 » j D DO’/ j h to ^ d to . I»gvlrd VEAH. AND WHEN YOU GET THROUGH wnn* t h o s e d is h e s . • HOP UP TH E _ ■) K IT C H E N A N D ( f l / C L E A N U P T H IS ) V—, J O IN T f c----- ' TMK AND DO*d'T DO NO STALLING — OQ I'L L LET YOU GO WITHOUT A COUPLE OF MEAL'S -AND SEE HOW —— tOU LIKE -----/ THAT / S YES . S I P . I 'L L H U P R V •> in r / . ' DOM YES. I CDlVr f t- ' JUG - - VJC'LL U b / < Th e STU FF rfd < CAN ^ U P P L I. k i l l t h e p p i c f h (-c — i b e r ig h t . **“-jif 4^1 u C A/ IV /U l L TAK'E COLORED ALLEY OOP V THOMPSON And CHARLES.COLL JU S T M C Y .A L L ty - W H L H t ) A R C YOU C -O IN O » i -------m l 'M t ) O k l W A \ ,/ O K VBAH I M B . I H O P * T H IS IS T I '*H , & •' IS l \ AG. T O U G H A O f - ~ ) \ ttO M C R ..r A J P / , / / H W O C U T IF i l j I \ SHEVW kO ( 0 4 1 H E 'L L B e A L L R I D H T - I W H IL E I D O N T P U T M U C H AT HtM, / .S T O C K IN T H A T C I R C E S T O P * H E M A y S 1 E E T U P W IT H S O M E ' O J e W HO C A N E kR EC T U S , J . BACK O N o u e . J / l.O O H . J S. COU RSE . ------ �j w «£k i Slcrmy Soiialo it b u ir t U**!M fe ll S S I lif & lB f s i« S f c c J i t w r meeting* w fth J to * * ' •rrprotetiUd* • U>« L ulhtfpn 5*,-TUWnf*K w r i t e a__ a g_ S _g. g gs « « ; » . i* iit» * t About < n v t t a f k O M f M .p k ’tU Tt Of ttj» p H not tho p rolutil- IWfl’ 1* XJpdfg' W> bo- ■j ■Uln’i lo tit r t t - W t * atovnii. 'I t W * # iy rffo tH l l i f f Ot Oo » t* I n tfe .h S r » W S T w i i i n ’/"........ ......... *. » la $ & £ v ? 5 * 4 « v^^K C g ig -g w lU l' 7T>>rfr lia s T^ p r r r wrf’ ;:. * ±M: \ .-^r: p g .v JitiT-V. ..i j :: i:. ■MviiiL.:II*M L u i* * V : m utAf 3 f i u j aps^B ■* i >«d|i»>f • a j r s s « r ¥ **t i f \ ~ A ■%— r - •*** ;r * s ■ r^ fw c MifeM i ': « .i r a j s - * r .^ ? r n if! M ff? �«■ Chamber’* r pedal C o n is h W O V ) ‘ Hi gula^on of CompetIUm> CHALKING ’EM UP Ll.'.'tjLi.ylUiii SM S* *oa_et«ge, track affteWI* reveal. .'.I * 1 .!* * * ■ •• •* * ? '“ • f w t *T n g a i u o n c and, w ith th a record num ber of fait, capable grey* • L P " “ •*“• * * ? . " ? * : standing record i t doomed to fall The audit report of P i a i l l d . 7 Gray and Moore waa • m atted ■•■ covering financial rcconls of the 1 • Chamber of Commerra fo r tha fiscal period ended Sept. SO, I N T O ami wn* nnlered filed. <8 T o n ig h t n» ttie night. If jrou'rr n fighu . a n , you Ldo-v w h a t th a t mean*. Jo h n n y Paychek is f ighting M etro (lorgl In Orlando A collection of 70 painting* »t th e ne w A m erican l e g i o n Arena a m t m i n t than n^DOO p e rto r* are e x p e c te d .t o .c r o w d In tn ree the heavyw eight, fight it ouL Thl* from 7i» different countries xria bout e a r r l e . m ore th a n casual Interest Inasmuch a s Payrhek han* rn terrd in the Art Exhibit a t tlio kers f o r a chance to show what ho can do to J t l l l y Conn, the re* coming Florida S tats F a ir by Thomas J. Watson, president of Itilcnintional Ruslnrts Machines, Tills famed collection come* ta Tnrppn . directly from tha (ton Fmnctoco World’s Fair, where i t wa'i an uutatnmling feature Iasi 1..... ‘ ram ned light-heavy, whose main claim lo fantc Is the desire lo •*tkla d0*1. Louis and win the he avyweight championship of the world—and th at m akes him nhout as fam ous as s h o u t some h u n ­ record la broken, the dred thousand o f the pugilistic racket in this c ountry. Paychek is opine. ranked about fifth a n d if he r a n prove tonight th a t he has n Lady a t Arms, a p r e tty good punch, some boxing skill, ami displays no evidence of a "glass" Jaw, then wo tuny e x ite d Paychek to show up well when and If he m eets Conn. T h e bout s i n r t , nt.Ht.10 mid if vnu want a tha oeaaonh m ark fo r fntuilty teat, you’ik-better be on time. distance last night, by winning DaikVlhsll tha feature- event In 20 and l*8th S a n f o r d 's Celery Fed* lost their second gam e of the season seconds. last night to the W in te r P a th basketball want. The l.»- • w at Hard This near-record tint# matched ta take for most o f ttm^rmno the Fisia luul out* played the lads tha reason's pace established last from W inter P a rk , b u t In the third utnl f o u iili i|U.nlcta Cook, Saturday night by Lucky Del, an­ plump forwartl f o r th e visltols, could n't Itivs no n u . t r livgt v.lixl other super-speedster from the angle ho tossed the ball. T hat was the b r e a k s o f the gmue It Oslo Kennels. Tha brilliant show­ didn’t mean that the Feds a r e n ’t u p r e tt y good tr a m . TI. c i ' m - got ing of Lady a t Arm* last night plenty of porsibllitles but they n o I a I,It inure t ,| -i , v r . '. ..e Just shoiat put tha Cola Kennel of greatest faults they seem 1*» liave Is p e rm ittin g i h r other l am to get set be fore s t a r ti n g th e ir tn a t r h down th e flour. If the* \:.n t lo play the slow floor game, they’ve pot to have more i p r i d e .it* work on the breaks. Alsu tln-> r e m to have t m u h l e nroi.nd the basket. Last night both th e hgitfo .| m il W lnti I'.ul. .4 0 ids seemed to lake it easy when the t a l l ranis down. Out- r ,n I’. *r consiftently went up a f t e r the ball. W e’ve never tevii a | „ ..| n-.-.n re t th a t didn't literally fight f u r that I- ill u n d e r the 1 < • V. .pi !ck a t 0 to ft. But neither of the these fanlta Ironed out. th e Id •I0.11U . „ , . u y ,.. - i . „„ f a r e rite* finished in tha cash as Smoky Mount-tin copped th e place h - T o iilrlA A i known; or maybe iU « thirst for a m t fig h t foHewtnf a C Of C Directors Urge Elimination Of Road Hazard (•'■•itsava r r ~ w I B. rmiiity-wldo inemlM r- l.ip tlu- trudo body. a K L D a m i w ) drouth of MYtral year*. The direclnrs v«dc,l t I ItrlW lU lU W hatever It In, If la tw feplng county exhibit ut tln- -------1 - Or Undo and luirroundlng envhonf U r i a n a O l w i t h a marked recitation. ■ ■■■ I Pftyebtk, ranked by Tha fling Jan- 10, —B aldU h. I f t f u l f * an th# fifth httvy* P ay th ik , ahahU o f : w eijh t In lina fo r ih t title held O A IN O T IU JE , Ja n . 1 0 - Tha M ar of a p air o f by tha Croat Joe LouU, movr* la* loM d- Bxportmant Button has with dynom tu, |ta thto fight tonight aa first U M a oonUIlto v a rltly gar* Os the tough, ring* stretch-drive manipulation th a t Is nr hi which It hopas ta asMm* 'F tg h f farer. pretty wait rep>rgt, Laa A agtta* rebiaUU d to land him tn Madison a ana or man qwetsaens of «h known variety and spectre prewad baesrore of a lack of ax* s n lit a ia n d~ fig h t 8qusro Garden no later th an , this pa ears hs tosmadtately post yoora, * ‘ Rprlqg. He Is. undefeated In 30 !• thto axeoOent ornamenul was fanned to a high temperature fights. ' ant Tha garden now conUlns yastardnr wrvr the fight that tUpknU of m ta 10b different brtogs the boxing game buck to K.' J. Wilmat, assistant hortl- Centre! Florida and dedicates Dm spacious BOW 1118,000 L ifted r of named ant nure* out U sea ■boon eor• Vslasng fight ebeerears sandSessthostores S a r wherer aInr Oi. IP YOUR TASTE DEMANOS THE STOPS OUICKFII ON W E T PAVEMENT Accldcmt~*|>IleTup'%lk«F streets ire w n sod slippcs^ Don’t take chances when wn make It so city to h ire quldc Mopping Dual to* on too* car. Come la sad learn how .eaiy you cast chingc orcr. The tire that stops quicker l it 60 in the rain than yM i \ tic accustomed to stop ^ \\s » SO In dry weather. h M*:o I I ii»la I ill 11 • (I mi .scpi 1ik*. • *'* l»‘»M it« n u e tln g in Sun* : 'Hie IhTiU r.tn •11* tai* i Intint»; r «»f i imiiiii i t . ’ \s. t • u'liilii! l«i : !.n* group l»y I ts I I o i o m .i ut •lo* m .fan i.*nturn’ nit.iiij* ^vaxn\.u*\%th in IttiPinry. *1fil.% m. hu *, it wan •iint< I mil. Util l». iii’. it111sii#\i • • »i« ly tf110 «*ni *i • j-.itiwt’t , itt in .11 «• w* i* I'lorist.i ft.i ilu* ttiit' ii.iy tlire (lug. i ln m a t h r r f t inl*» uijt flit* I'oteh «»f tit. t tinmliM' ImililiiiK \mi ili*ou*t*o I nlid i«’f» ris’t| t«»> Hit* I'xt’CiUlvt’ I 'oinmill»»• lor il-. nr* iikii wlliimil fnrita«*i* toiMiilt’i;ilimi k n itiH ii Tested In New Variety Garden rF ri? rummrr.M ‘ li> On* Oiivctnrt. Al-o i f f i r n <« t» I In* l*t "jan ul *v»» ( '•miiuiUi o for m l ion \sn lti*frr« t’litlmn No. 7.1 m tot* * linmttcr of i Viuiitnvi of .tin* lim it’.I Slnlci on |lx* n p u t of tlif National Docile—Plymouth I M I O N H 100 ‘31 II* or U re rltrr H m W SEMINOLE KARBECUE H I'S I IN LIQUORS SCOTCHES and WINES hew N Bw 'N w W m S m! I I A H - I L t l 1‘O I U i v n r ii r Il v u - l i - u . 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B U T th su b o rn HOLDltJ’ DttAHE WOVW UKT'3 4 E H WKAT5 5 0 iMPOaTAKJT PJ AVVAV SMITH Irt-VT •C-eTCur-L- WHILC < v-xi i-tc-^n v. it h ’ Wv £ L 3 .! j SM IPPEP J U o'--W fU . Buy tub > f H IM 'TP.V 7O O f m i M <------- r c m i s u p i -l / ' / r ; u WITH A LL VOtJ WAtkT, * MV F R I E N D / f '/H P . I ’M FROM JLi O - - ) rivl CAN H A N D L E e . R AN D WORM T HIO N E X T W E E K - * A N D T H E OA M E A M O U N T EVERV T W O W E E K 'S -— H O P VOl> C A N b u r s-IO C R O S S I N G U S U C C - - B U T »V 5 U P O R MV MOB’L L TAKE i C tx 'M O N r CARE O F T H IN G S G ET ME 1 1 ---------------’ i'H E L I N E *) --------- - //i c a n c h ip /'>U ALL IMF. By RAY THOMPSON And £HARl ] WHILE Z DOhFT PUT VH / STOCK IN .THACT CIRCS/ HO KVA/ M E B T U P WITH O t i e W H O C A N D tR B C T i 1 BACK O N OUG. _ �c I f <• •C t THE BANFOIP B B U L P, BAlfTOBP, fLOKTOA le Has Been OUT OUR WAY W E S U R E C O U L D H A V E A LOTTA tOf Constant FUN IF W E'D M 3 A D E E P HOLE AM1 PUT -5CML O LD B O N E S IN IT ranee In Speed A N' LEAVE A M O U N D LIKE A BY J. R, WflLLIAMB S a m H A -H A -H A / VBS.7HACT I S F U N N Y --B U T MV IMAGINATION IS GOOD ENOUGH WITHOUT A L L TMAT D kjfclW G / MA-HAf 1 CAM ■SEE r r A L L VIVIDLY— HA HAf TH HOUMft LAUOHIW H ALLOW EEN N IG H T ? ByrcPs New P r o d u c t i o n To Open In New York V. — GRAVE WITH SO M E BLOODY OLD NEW YORK, Jan. 10—B o u tir CLOTHES A R O U N D - - WHY, WCD ;J , By DEVON FRANCIS ainging, laving and heaving I HAVE THE WHOLE TOWKJ EX­ ;H E W YORK. Jsn . tO .-f/T l-A way op-from the Deep South, tb* d« Of Intensive research on CITED -• POLICE AND D E T E C ­ legendary Strong Man of tb* Ne­ ■*, transmissions, f u tli nml TIVES DlG GtW UP A gro rare will take poiartaion of has so affeeU d the scienrr MURDER. - • BOV, th» Forty-Fourth Street Theatre butlneis of traniporlotiuii WHUT A JO K G ‘ this evening whan 8am Byrd I t •* on* authority pul it. p re.en ti Paul . Robeson. oo* rem ainder of m un'i act I'dof the world’* few g re a t *b»gan hsvlnc • hard Uine tne-actore, in tb* UU* r o b ne up w ith the rperd ol of a new play with muale, "John lyiravayane#.'* » Henry," h r Roark Bradford ra d ; • • The mo*l spectacular advance, Jncqne* Wolfe. Bradford, front ' k t course. h a i horn in Ihe ok. whore "Or Man Adam an’ HI* Airliner* In 1930 cruised nl mO Chlllun'* Marc Connelly mad* p. h n o w Ihry rxrecil V«l*». "The (Ireen Pa*ture*," ha* pro­ world'* "absolute" »p*r I vided th* *tory and th* lynca, rose from 213 h i t'jd iih I Wolfe, who Is Kelt known for M* "C.lory Road." "Shortnln’ p[ ‘ B ut steamships, iailro.nl train :. HrrxH" a n ) other songs, has com' au to m o b ile, Iru rlx and b u .r, pored I he score. also achieved added speed. The Originally s t a n d by Anthony M ir cruising speeds of pn«*vi»Iliown, "John H enry" has been : 'E *r •are hav* risen from 40 to re-directed In the course of ita • r e r 00 m. p. h. The number prr-llrii.nlway to u r of four weeks •o f train* m aintaining schedule* In Philadelphia and Boston by f Of 00 mil** * ii hour hA< inCharles Friedman, who ha* also tm s e d phenomenally. riillaborated with Bradford and Wolfe hi th* new verrion of the Railroad upeiatlun, fared with play which has r veloped from lively eoinpetilinn, ha* been that lour. The n rc h rilra will be i. m a rk e d by fu rth er clcctrlfieaunder the direction «f Don Voorlion, th e adoption of dl*a*l-elecl ie* nml the churn) rm.cmblo of is I r k loeomotlvcs. the "strenmllni fifty urnier the direction of Ia-o•fa*** of feat | M » r n | i ' r train*. n n r d ib-I’nur. The iHThr-'Irntlon I tho u»c of lighter metals for ! i f Wolf.-’s rcoro I* Die work of «b and locomotive runtim e3*4?’ I Charles Cooke. lon. > I As hi* lu rt designing tnsk for Spirited rivalry between exO 'fTW tLLlA M ' TH" J A U '.H I Broadway until a fte r the New tuper-llner* and mediumT M-ftf* u • ft«f r+t B K tw nw * »r>I York World s' Fait) HMD, of which passenger vessel* ehline---- - --------- --- — | he it the director of design, Ald ocean IranqtoMnli m. __ . . . . . ib ert Johnson has provided half a both the Allentic end the la lftS V 7“‘: *1'1 , , ' J D,l“ bu jna.ro < f stage settings on the clflc were bridged by pencil'itAOIt’ilCH —, n « . f, W Ice J dos lower Mi»»le*lppl, where th* aeo a r airplane* flying on schedule. «fon of tl.e play I* laid, and John American tu rfa re lin*-* clung lo IH I.MAINI;—Huppllrs few. 14 liU. llam blrton h at designed the ros­ Iipr He N Vessels like tho Manhattan. • l i m e s ie r tbe company of slaIM TAIIAOAH— ! • lb. t . M \ Tlf. t«un Iftr-ioc. F Is. 1 Ini. W ashington ami r e c e n t l y I V . i l n ' . d a y . J a n . In, l » l « l*ln.nr I t l*« v MI'INA l’I I — MuppUra D m , Im. h p r . tyu l l , hpf ‘iunched America, hut the decode a n al u l lvre g reet apbolret * o fe l a a ltrbae n lK ntnrfo Tkr*I•m BUppll** «*At I IKJvOW r.u — KU id H<JI-Atir?i-nuj.«il|.s fair, ilrmsnd „ ll<ailing i l . th* east In support o f, "" eu ed the construction of , m a t * K a rin e r* ' WfcnleeaU X l a i k r t r« tv. I ' y In) ( I I r l.fttf . r l.n. rw* Robe on will be Alexander c'l.i.utv—rin mi| i| i» * ipm.j , ,!«•• ! fair V .ltos Oriniktiirli. a t i h l p * : t h e B r e m e n , K u r o p a , , III Ir u rfc rra , e a r l o l n m r i n h l - i s nm l ?.<i*-J S»I VVhllr. bu. her. ioc -I.S o ; Orny, In the tl play's , _ only whlU tiiAfi'l fall, dux I \>i-2 ti. fprminrfic. Queen llr'ry. Mrry, rmanrlle. Quean Ilex. J & ' . - J S ' K V T , < i:r.i;i(V i i i ; aiith — Ms, «tr»s. *’■ ,' 1'. ,,.,I¥iV“ »'b >e oer j b I rolr, nml Ruby Elsy. prominent In ' Cant* 1)1 Rxvoln, Quern feliZA* erf iiv | | . J Lithrnan. M«ri«H*r. Gftr--*.kr n it i : r : r i *<i t a t o k « — fui.pi •* I i s s .i.is : iir.irgii,. 'h r ringi g t s i t or futrgy anu OltANfirat! — Kla. Ilrifr. |l«. |*« , I•»tl I.AIII»M: Huncti* • k-kxI. U'*s. fai- o i v t beth and Maurlnnia fVVT l.iii-a w r-ia*. | *l<!»». Ollier* who will have leadCorni). I l&: *4 l«v I »%•*?*, I’H Pmnb ’Min 3ii»’*l#i' 3 A u t o m o b i l-—. e a. f u r k a and l.ti»cs fc*r: N»» T huk Itx _™rT---------■rriMwi'rinifiat — y u w f»w J lug roles will be Siyra Johnson, i.l« No Twill i 'h ii n pr»- (ilf-l received the h rn rflt of greater it i*r tr.r 8-lm T l l l M f ? fflUTUV) — 111 »up- I* , .poor .. , .*! Mu<* Wllllsnia, nil j. tllu rC F K IIII. — Fla alii. b««. • T r i VllMi'J Fewer fo r the same »l»« and r.’ **-* ?♦ m r i.*in tO r-cr#-. i.u * r • IJ u b y ; W h itr, Illln tU Comb 1 2i, 4 lit. l*H . I... « •• ? V* | weight of rnrini-: b e tte r fprlnf* ITH * *.................. I fi'S l'l SNT in i«r 7 t< * | l.^mon; Joi* A ttlrr, a* Iin«l Stuck*' (.‘miib •*0f , l<*H T b I"#* 1 lv ,?rm-.nd It'll TOIMTOi:^ r«s Siim*ll#« llaht, A* • r l . t e :u h | th«* M m N n m e d S a m ; , to prevent "id tch ' hit" ; illcscl rAN(li:i(INK> — yim H lUtlUy. i mo hil f •*lr *lr»dv murk if. muir f . i .|v I ’i tin I t* uinl» mc«l I • j. e n trie s ; h rttc r hrnl< riff ft* Klern" • J »' •’•b t. ■ t to •iur«l lv | *.ii.* ! i». .M.i-I'j I’, *n, an O il Aunt Dinah; A I'l'Ll^H — n u pplirs inu ! •till fh!ft?r?p h *t »' i*sinn«. fulr. U- IT* . r ; . u.pplirs I 1) U til *r|K'iic<i, mb Mink Kyrj • lilt Mill r «ir-1 Z ■ * f'R , in m V ilt»t. •*'*s|0r Air travel. \hv I n»»r «*f tho AVOt.AlM) — F lu N*» mippIlBB. l\ nni'tli F id 'P n r, m the Walk In *r Il ,(r>n impHU|t| III 1 i*» * tfUBspni tat |nn frill, /'ipipi* I from iiA.NAN Ab — I mil. fli 1 I f tH ;' an ! Robert Harvey, f t' r. m a rk # f 1 leru.. nil trail. . iu. 1 *m * 1 »: '417*000 |ifiR-»rfur »r n •.» tin ft - Ifl'S'l# I il II, *1* Ills*|.s| ) . t 11 i ■ Thnul ♦ » tl i L c l i i f t '1 rr«i»BMs !!«•! Runtir. 1 J.ooo.oon it t • to im ilo. MuMIJANJ* i h n a d - 1 i f. I t - - '1 Li. i .I-#- . * • no ( t*fn of the V u th u n l \"»o ffi i t ! ^ hpr. I i ll r.t •- i . m«t* ii'-a!*;* ijw i).*r Out. 15c . tin hpr 1 ?*»• 2 J*• \ \ ' j k Im 1rJ b*o»i • f hit in % itnil tin* Tr|.,|-^tis DISTRIBUTES LADY BEETLES i »• i f liitiii Rtiii»* A» «iH*Uthuia Kl ti* In few Im. | J11: A NS <l.l M.\ ) l i * . OK IKA — N»» mip pli rn n.NJMVH 11»It V i \ * » f | h ' r n yc*l- urrnireB -Th# Pnlmello IJtiiti*, I'ormers* : ai-J.on «'rMp«*fm1t am! ti*npr* i » » . r.t. ii liilRl. 1 "" I I V W I I I T I 2. Jan . 10.—To comItKIiTS IV r duf hUlt |* rk e l handl-il In-twrcn six oml l !re*i arr* hrntlThl t«» tho «ll* I ■ORLANDO. 1 .0 r*AVt.«n - v i m :. I 7* fllKK’l * 01.1 — |4tl p|tl I * • inodrrt a heavy infestation of aphids thousand dollars worth of nl*. cl * hub fid fnir . iiucrkul Btraily. ONION*' fOUK.FNl — Kla «up- rr»ct nffrufinn r f mtlHrnn Ihroturb* - on eggplants, pepper*, and other |il.< a f f r "Vr-Sl**. |»rr ifoB bun. -v SS during (Hr paat arels, nc- I f ' r Ih ru t tbn nntlon. fn a HH%,p to nl«fl I'AltHf.KV — IOr per dm . t.un In movin'* tb«* '■tfttp’a rltn ia a ur - .| vegetable crept« In U>* Winter t *A 1111A• I f« — Aiippllc* m n d y n t # . ding to market rnanagi-r Roy flrin * 't nnnd a n d pour. pour, m n r k r t uim f -ltln f <'o- t . Tomatoes were loading all |K Iihfiwrin 1 Vi till hpi. <"r- TSr T u n |»KA*4‘ (RNOI.IHIII — flu. hpr. p!u», chain atorrB am m in * ’ all • County agent, obtained 61 1 ft*-I sales with • demand brisk at f* n o -2A.no manner nf attractive rnunter and i*K«*ANR — On. p n p ^ r ah»ll. v a r* window displays"'aid Vra’ puxhing f tllA O V : f r i l l N E M D — I *rr fJXO a field crate. Syni* do*r A l SSc-P'lr Udybectlea Inu* v i r l r M r a l t r - | V r th# m arket sold $37,no<J Florida citrus In th*lr local n re s - <»>>«“* MOO.OOC). Tba predaceous I ' l N T l I T I . F — N*» • u n p l l m rilAVOTT.M - F l i . BUpptlea infxll»n»l*»:ii a— KLA aitpntl#* fair paper and radio advartislng. oc- n*er « h are prored quit* effeeof vegetable* during l>e- • rnf r Im Iipr. I o »• 1 IS. • *lllf*«»RY — M j . 1 >t I'U hn r •*r"',v)i| fulr. I>ii . h p r. 1 . 'I I SO r r m rordinr to C. B. Treadway, aeere- I've In controlling Urn aphids, Mr. M l B. 1ST desplta the Christmas 1.0ft-1 2i. l ;s tary of the state association. Moore say*. P- o ..> §i :A r n c SANFORD MARK FT REPORT C A fi rt O T S — p r r . d o t. b u n . 40c- SANFORD C O C A -C C P O T A T O m — Irish N*w JaraftF ^ m ufib* •uiMbt'l i- ALTMAN’S USED CARS arc NUnexcelled In LookH • Performance ' Quality and PRICE iu; 93M Chevrolet Muaster Town Badnn. Itadiu 1037 Cbevruk'l Deluxe Sport Bed u it Rad lo 1 M 0 Chevrolet Deluxe Town ■adan. 1930 Chcvrulvt h Chevrolet p a lu ts 4 Door h r 1937 Plymouth iD alus* Town |Badan 1931 Ford I Sedan r 11980 l'lyuioulh I Deluxe Coach 1935 Plymouth Dalux* Cuupo J 1183 Ford V8 | Deluxe Tudor 11938 Ford VH 1 Deluxe Coupe J 1934 Chevrolet Oaluxu Coacl 1938 Furd V8 Truck. Cah. o t f F o t i t' ie < te r '* c e ' / k -O B * '1* * - „ r \ '° 'o e - '495 475 '345 '325 •325 '445 '165 325 '325 '275 '275 '225 '325 '650 | Slake Body. |9 I 9 Chevrolet sek IM . Cab I* Body. J u i t tike n e w .| h.’F t t e tie a lly New Tire* Altsaaa h a t b—a •I D*al*r 14 Y# Ik FL. Yea M kit Used t * ■JWl prl*-t, sail Wfth a w rltlan gwa«-| I ' D r a t bay a*y I *•* kit I J *I m ' -v M l* - •fSM m m »9 V A - — 7W M M . ft * i ' :v J B • £•*->•-H-Hi*; -« �V ^ 7 Btnford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghw* And Water Transportation . Sriiilntilo Coon Iy rrwlttrefi Muir Iru lt And Vrnrtalilrs Than Any £imit.ir Arm In America AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press Warplanes Appear Over England But Are Driven Away A^ l„sifietdiVw thyi . ,c8 . Quiet Onr e F r f „ ttt 9 " £ S lb lC A I I I c a C o n t« l y Commended; Bran. Declares j Most Courteous To Re Hard To Select . ■, , • Hnlcammxhlp U the largest far- f LAloO (or |n #n Mark A. Smith, above, un acuajp,, campaign untl Is tlve m em be r o f the Klwunlr f l n h in T homaaton, Un. and re-elected a m em be r of the board of tro»leen for Klwanls In tern a tio n a l at the Boston convention, ha» been assigned ax the official ropiexentntive to the m id-winter con­ ference o f the Florida KiwatiiDlxtrict to be held In Uanfunl Sunday and Monday. Visit* by German raiders to Britain's east coast today « Intensified the aerial activ­ ity in one of Europe s two wars while In the other, the Finnlsh-Rusalan conflict, reporta mounted th ft Uussinn military failures hhd brought a sharp army shakeup. German planes, apparent^ Elks Continue Plans For Fair Feb. 12 To 17 replying to BrltUh fo ra y . th . northwe»tarn Cernxan coax • yexterday, were drtven 0 ,t wh* they appaarod over the Thainex and a num ber of e.tuaricx and the F irth of Forth. No bomb, w ere droppedNorwegian and Flnnl.h quartera heard th a t more than 10U Soviet officer* bad been called back from the r innl*h *ronl l.A face trial bccau.e the Red arm y » ialluro to make g reater progrcaa a fte r (Is week*’. cam_ palgn. Finland; reported R u.ilan * 9 attack* had been re p u te d on the eastern and extrem e no rth ­ er* front*. Otherwise, the Finn* raid, there were no development*. The German official new* agency d r.ciib cd new We»t*m F ront activity In which a French detachm ent succeeded in breaking U»rm»q. d>**Ul8B»... n*ad chineU on 1st 4H seven rs. unccd * / Roy O. WI Daniels • ta tk a n on P u t Aron U>d Saafc With the opening of the SchSInole County F a i r ami Celery Dis­ play Ju-t a month away, arningi*m rnta for the annual event norapidly taking forni and will In* carried to romplclion aoon hy thr F l k . Club committee In rhuix*'. M anager F re d D<>mcr, wlm i« chairm an qf. the group, uiuioum <d Ii , youthful / local i to Um breaking >of three filling lay night on h i. r , Chtaf of I’olica M M ia today. •rod Um filling Irtaanth Street and ThtrtoanU) Street Avenue and Kifend Sanford Aro ­ ad aov.raj hurulrad Third Body Found la Mine Disaster Jaycees’ Drive To Advertise Citrus Begins Hcudquart«ra for dlrvctini; Ihn actlvltlox of th e F air have In-en c.Uibll.hcd In the Smith lmlldlii|f on F i r . t Street between I’nlmetto and Sanford Aveuup. ami (hi. lora tio n U now tho scene of b u .tlini; activity which will lnler lie t r a n x f v t i c l to the lake front athe lime for III* f a ir g r o w , n e a r ­ er. Six of Hi. higi;t>.t mid Ih*.I days of fa ir ever held ill Seminole County lx the o bjcc tiw tbo Klk. Club lx striving to achieve for thix y e a r ’s r i e n l to la- held Feb. 12- 17Iuclucied in the atlrncliuns plttntml for ll)r fa ir will In* Scvr r a n Itnpp, botani.t iiii.I licheiu .pecialixt, who will m aintain u acpainte Imoth at the fair and will he at the xrrvlcex of vis­ itors. educational movies, and lec ture , by noted p e t . o n i are planned for the week. A . h o lt wave ladio .ta tlo n will In* m a in ­ tained on the g ro u n d , ami n pel stock show I. planned a- unolh- LAKELAND. Jan. H . — With orders beginning to come in for display m aterial, the second an* nuftl Juqlor Chamber of Com-, mercc citrus drive hss entered Its second week w itb every Indication a bigger and better job will be dene than last season. • This was the report from the Florida Citrus Commission of­ fices here, which has made Mi display m aterial available for the drive. Local citrus committees have been appointed In each of fair i, ns fallow,: the more than 40 ___________ . . communities Monday, Kcb. 12, Uia gramJ where there are Jaycre clubs, and opening. these are contacting ait citrus Tuexdny, Kvb. 1.7, Tmirixl Day. o u tlet, and taking orders /o r Wixlnt-MLiy, Kcb. II Bench w hataror display material can Ik Show. usade Thursday, Feb. IS, I’r t Stock Merril P. Barber of Vero Show, white school children's day. Beach, chairman of the etato Friday, Kcb. 10, Colmcd Day, M inis committee of tho Jaycoex, separate white c n trrta in n n n t. Mid the drive waa fa r ahead of Saturday Feb. 17, “The F air’. the same time last season, and Biggest I)ay“ the events Include there were IndlceUea* It would a Cracker Day program uf tourn­ gather epeed immediately. aments, horso raring, and old“ te a t sm son. It took a t nearly time fiddling control- The grand a Month to g e t eitroa committees finale will be a dance and recep­ appointed In e ll the clube," Mr. tion in tha Armory Balurday Barber said. "This year, all then* night. appointments b et one o r two bad hero made by Jen . 1, when the drive officially opened with tha Change Bewl football game a t Miami. The committees are func­ tio n in g excellently and thaM It every Indication -we are do a tagger and better found a third |W Deri ley No. rook nf tha orporation today la visHing his aoo sa d daugh tar-In-law. the Rev. and M rs Mtdton Ware, at Boynton, Fla. Statutef K secutivf Cummlttre of th e BernInole County Chamber a f Cornm a n e In tha Chamber building jSenate Given^k Nomination Of • W .J. Barker P r e s i d e n t\s Selection Of F e d e r a l .lutltre In Southern Florida Submitted Milling thv pant tlim* y ra ra h tir ( ’ily »»f Sitrtfnnl link r tllm l n.ln* till of $2Si,iHMl of it» Im iuIinI in* ilchti'iipraH and iivlunil tlu* tin* film I lnU*rv*l ni|ulreii«‘iil% from r.» 17.1*1*0 to thrmigh iho rvfiinilitiff piugttiiii which wax rn riird to rontplclkm it* 1937. on otding to a If ir|» m l The Herald Indnv l»y Comtttlxalon* it IMrtnnl lligginp. Tile total iNindrd drill ns of lire. 31, 1939 tva* 15,336.000, amt tho annual Intcro^t n**|tiin*mg»tU writ* $00,620. However, on !>• M«.020 I* raised from taxation, (tht* ifm ninilrr being pn*d from rrveniiei of (he Munhiiml W xtrr Works. The tax c*dli*cllona ifor tin- fin a l y rn r which endedj on Si-pi. I, IPTif « . r r <17.11 pereent nf the total amount levicfl, based on Hie 100 |>crrc«t u m 'i n if i it I delinquent properly l« not dropped front (In- City’.* tax roll). An a comparison, the Pity's I imI.hI indcModnc-- on Jan . I. I P.17 wax f.’i.'.ilO.KM) The annual interest n i|uiiem i nt nnx H 4 7 r [till untl th e lax roller!ion, for the fi’cal year ending Sipt. 1. 10.70 was 40.70 percent of the current lux roll. "The residents of Sanforil take little Interest in finaorinl ,tat(* mrnt* hut I belieie they are an* titleil to thin information nt*d I am Mire that ll will he i»f intfrr.1 to llmm," Mr. llley.iiK mill, point­ ing out Ihnl he linit requested City Clerk II. N. Say. r lo ram pile the data several weeks ago. In nddiliun to the improvenient in the current lax roller!Inna, ll na« iHiinletl out Ihat n total! of $l7l.r.lWli»2 has hern eollrrlral by Edison Promotion Receives Approval Seu Scout Program For Year Outlined A larger ami better Imat f**r the uxi* of Sen Seouta a . u ItnlnIng rrsfl and a charter yacht will lie the prlnrlpal objective nf the Hanford Sea Scout troop for the next year, the members decided durlne their irg u lar mix-ting on meeting would be cal ship. dent, he Ihat David F. Coop< made skipper of the l< A former Sanford rehas residixl In Mian Developments Abroad Will Bo Discussed Cauaty Judge R. W. Ware to* a f t f a rvm alnlne M JACK FROST PAINTS A ‘WARSCAPK Annual Interest Re­ Will (jives All To quirements Cut V75 Woman WhoNursed Percent Ily Bojid Him Through Crit­ RefundingProgram ical Illness In ’29 today. flaar- brU etkan. r- Tti* French w r it toon driven back, the agency laid, leaving dead, wounded and prisoner*. • In Washington, Admiral H ar­ old HUr*. chief of navul oj.viationa, told the llooxe Naval A ffairs Committee that in con* sidering the proposed S I.3U0,, JJUO.000 fleet expansion program we must face the pouibillty Of an Allied defeat •• n rry rt y ro t Committees Arc Ac­ tive In Preparing For Six Big Days NUMBER 119 Knlnlilishril In I'.IIIH City Reduces Widow Gets | Debt $281,000 Fortune Of In Three Yeats H.L. Doherty KIWANIAN Most Courteous Finns Iter About ,s Red Army Shakeup Rev. -----C o n g r e s s Told.We Must Consider Pos« i i l l A J ¥ ~ QU SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1910 Copt. Constantine U deWol.kl, form er officer in the Polish arm y and reserve officer In the IL B. Army, will continue his scries of N K W Y O R K . Jan. I I . —D U — Henry I.. P n lin ty '« e m it fortune. runi|e>nxl in o 'lly of f il le r B o rvlci reetiritie, anil 'K in !ilia real estate, hie liven I mqm nllo d in entirely to hi* widow, » lio In-forr their •mtirhige It yearn ngu hud nursed him Ihrouyh a critical t lln r --. T il - w ill of the 00-y ear-old n lltd ii s m ayinile, who diinl Pee. ‘it in I'hdadrtphm, wn» filed for proluile anil me only In n e fitlary liptf I mix M’ «. t il nee Doherty. lli-ll Makes Plea For KenewalOf Reciproeal Trade Program i .TON’. .I.Ht. 11.— iilitil Roosevelt ii tin* Seitnle 1<>* initiation of Wll- w M ow .» An ii ffiilit\ it uf (In with tlu* wilt plured i of lli» «*»Uit«' el "«iil i*xrt* •* of Sl.mm.lHHl. illtltldi s r x l m - i k v pi itig* in Kloritlii al Palm Ih'itrh. •k n lo l»e U n ite il t.if I lie until h* i|i>trirl. tv Imlieiitry »ulti , iiiin n t e n t le t l H u g e Amount Is S p e n t I n Statej For WPA Projects Florida buxlneaii received $*».• S fJjiH lI during (he flr»*t n»ie niunths of 1939 with a potcntml l 3.Min.077 in authoritationa d ur­ ing the la>*t Ih n u nu-nlh* of the year, an n rv«lilt of the W ot V I’ m jccta Adminintration program, according to information received front .State A«lminl»trator R«v Sr hnnier. “Thi* ten and n half mdli* n do!lain, in money expended all I nuthoii».ed, irp * ra rn ti the n*».» labor co*.l of the WI*A ojH*rnt.»rr in llo rtd ii during the calendm year 19T»”, he pointed out. The «iidual non-lairor cxjren'et ftom Jum utiy lltM.ugh Scptem^ »* 1939 reflected lhat HI percent ot Hu* money nan «pent through th» Operution** H lv i’.ion, uhieh • *d« eutea eiMiFtnirtion work wax the ptliicipul item It. ll»e p'O pnm The Opeiation* l)iv i* i.n exne'niilutes doling thr nine moiitli perit*d aggrt guted $3.6:19, 12^ •!» iboi Iii Ikii ro .itx - iiiatcrlaU and evpnp m e iil. Tlti* expense o*» to type « f s u rk ahooed the following ill* trd iutio ii; highway^, d ie e U um I roads, 63 |H»t*ent; ptdiltr 1 tiildlugs, 24 |*eirenl; iitditlex, 1 per­ cent, ft*c»eall«»n faellitie^. •"» ,*« rrent; nir|K»it and a iru o y . t percent: and all other a d i u i i i i 7 percent. In the I'tiifenaionnl itriil S«'i* HU Division the $ 12! 7r».6'.Ml m h i I*i bor contx repref*r*nted nioofly ;*»utuiloU u»i*tl in ptufessioual projec* wi rk ami sewing room aetivitv. Hoad building mat.-riaU ti»geth>'i with clretrieal and plu. dong rfjuipment e«in*titut»-*l the g»eiit «**t CHtimaled cost in the »ntiru program. N ationally W I'A expendl’ tive* o rrr f«Hir y ra ix of operuti*.n f»»r m aterial purchase* und e«piipinenl rentals amount to $ I,6N0.7H l,9«kl according to Wu»hinglon figured recently released. The national ilciu tc shows that n e sily every uanrh of the capital gomls in­ dustries was stimulated l y birgo orders for prtalmds used in poh'ic' Improvements rovistructed by W I'A workers, at the end of the fiscal year June 30, 1939. f , ,t „t lit® A tto r n e y Murphy ii a nn ,.i tin* S iip rn u * v id iu itn n iy i*. • -lilv approved .1 Kill* i id ill.* N avy tii <|( l.lo h o l •••tii* l lln* leg!*- Kiwanis Committees Prepare For Mid-Winter Conference Jan. 14 i.ii .1 li\ KtIIaoii d i:«».»M*vclt a ID W S. Ml* it. prr*i<h uf **l SI i U oii lnit«r<a||) in Ilcl.Niid. will In* the k in **l *|i m kri .»! the I'rllota <*lnp diniiii in tin* Mn> lair Until Siiiiilui night. il«* hr*l nfliriiil *i-«xiiMi nf tin- mid winter r o i if r r r m c lor th r lin t Ida ili**tri«-l of hiwmiia. Neatly a acott* **f m ntm iltceuf the Kiwnoiw I'lul. HI* hti-tllto Willi netivit> HI IlUill lietuib <111 Iti'liip wmki I oof I*•* lb** e.it* * ............ gency i l l e*tlt I \ ,-is I' m i*l* nt UllVO- n power iiH ifiN cnla nppllca. i. i*| in* pci*>oiial ..t loit m erely ,i:.i vi-i iIn* pro* i. * tninment - f tit* *0'• I wIniei • ft*tenet* ol tin- 1'l**i i*l*i di^tii* 1 here nn K11111l.1v and Moiol *> The <lull lui- iiioliili/e«| ......... ... of N c l i o - help* 1 - lit* tie.I* ,t i.*11*1*4 tlu* wive** ol llu i*»*’*o » * - 1 > i d **i**t in tIi* e n t •11 *oijoi nl ol ll**’ w tvep of v lw il io f K i w . i t i i i n - l*‘ *io all o v e r I* li i u| * w h o will !•« I m r apptoxiiiinl*-l> un 1 •o r . •■••••I lug to u n i* -liiii.il* l.v I*** nl* *il K a r l N* ii*b:'*n. win* » 1••*• tt*.»i re n e r v a tl o j ito* ll** i l t . n i .11« Mmk A S fiiilli, 00 •*• • no 01 her of tin- Thinii*i I 1..1 •loo and 11 iiiem lnT •l lb* *-.»• .1 truster** of hmiHii* lot* in..........I. bus Ih i i i aswipn«*| .. it.. in. J repii*Fcntiiti** Ho •••ol *»•i*i * i rm-rting **f the I I***••!.* Dnl and In* will in-lull 11*. . . t t i . . , .| the FI* rid.i *li xt 11* 1 f**i *lu . * m u / year. One of the hu*hl*i*t,' *1 liic two-day I *nl* •i«*• . 'll . ill*' Fellow ship 1111111<'1 ol <1 . \|.i\ fa ir Hotel Sim d.i\ ,*i •**•Ii -I. Newton Isiinitniif*, .Ii u*ll p>< i.|* . D uring tins uf inn tlo io n •»i"*»*. w ill !>»• in-tnlh-d. The Muyfuii Hot* I ««tll I** tin brufbpiuitet:* f*.» til*’ *mMi | o7. but business ersKtoit’* n ill I*. I*. I,I I* ginning nt 9:30 A M Moiolny 111 the Attim ry A fellow ship bin* loon will Im* held in tlu* Mayfnu 11«»t* I ut C. M. Hand Seeks Re-election A h Johnson-Endicott Employees Vole County’s Sheriff Down CIO And AFL Unioiis In Plant C. M. “Charlie" Hand today announeed his randidsry for reelection as Bheriff of Seminole County. “I am grateful for thr splendid vote of confidence given me In the last election and 1 um hope­ ful that thu voters of this ruunty can aee fit to continue this sup­ port,’’ Mr. Hand said, In pledging himself to the continuation <>f an “honest and rffk te n t admlnlstiation If re-elected.” This county today is freer from crime than ever before, the piesent sheriff said, adding that he hoped to maintain that record as long aa ha serves the people as sheriff. i Mr. Hand has made a career of law enforcement, having ■erred aa Um deputy sheriff be­ fore Seminole County was formed and waa elected • • the county’s ftrat sheriff. In addition he haa served as a city police officer, police marshall for the City of Banfnrd, chief of the volunteer fire d e r o r ta w t . and also city tan collector and a term aa Sanford's mayor. Mr. Hand m id he believes th at hla experience as a law enforce■mat officer together with tha ber of foreign languages and hasps well posted on the develop­ ments abroad through subscrip­ tion to a number af foreign pub­ lications. Ha predicted the begtaatag of tha currant war In Bnrope almost to tha day several wsefcs before the outbreak of hos­ tilities. I s b l i M W series af diacase Iowa ha will outline the de­ velopments of tha peat fsw weeks fact that ha haa lived here nearly and their, bearing is tha future. •U of kla life partfcalariv qualify Tha Pariah Hearo will ha wall- hhn^for re-election ta tha offtea b n tad for tha cemfert af those which ha has bald since 1117. Mr. Band Is a Mama, aa Elk, g jia ik g . The pabUa ta cordially a gkriaar sad a member af Um work as an flK-a »><k .honnak- i an er and now is chmiroon of ih r Kr •$20,OOO,fKHI 1^ 111*011-401111*0111 Shoe idi oorporation, a ploon r in employe vul profit-sharing, an d 'th e hmvy sub- | hii aldlxer of many benevolent undert takings In his humr aieu. yt» Last night’. celebration, which am began yesterday inorning when of Workers awoke to li-un Kndirotl* Johnson employe., in a natlonul egl labor relations h<Mnl poll, hud cor •rorw hslm ingly deeidid against vol an y type o f unionisation, devel- des oped rapidly, lienchi-s were alum- to •(M il ami plants closed. hai Two y oar. of organisation, hy I ing bath the A m rrkan Federation *f I l a b o r and the Congress of Indus- Dm trial Organisations, was rllm aird I ten hy the balloting. A formal an- mu LOCAL WEATHER i and FH. •lay, slightly warmer tonight axcrpt on rxtrvm a oouth eoaat oad o w north portion Friday, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 10, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95e4b1e500e002b065dff8c1c16fce25.pdf cd76b6f0b3e0930024f158507490d23d PDF Text Text c I f <• •C t THE BANFOIP B B U L P , BAlfTOBP, fLOKTOA le Has Been OUT OUR WAY W E S U R E C O U L D H A V E A LOTTA tOf Constant FUN IF W E'D M 3 A D E E P HOLE AM1 PUT -5CML O LD B O N E S IN IT ranee —In Speed A N' LEAVE A M O U N D LIKE A - BY J. R, WflLLIAMB S am ByrcPs New H A -H A -H A / VBS.7HACT I S F U N N Y --B U T MV IMAGINATION IS GOOD ENOUGH WITHOUT A L L TMAT D kjfclW G / MA-HAf 1 CAM ■SEE r r A L L VIVIDLY— HA HAf P r o d u c t i o n To Open In New York TH HOUMft LAUOHIW H ALLOW EEN N IG H T ? V. GRAVE WITH SO M E BLOODY OLD NEW YORK, Jan. 10—B o u tir CLOTHES A R O U N D - - WHY, WCD ;J , By DEVON FRANCIS ainging, laving and heaving I HAVE THE WHOLE TOWKJ EX­ ;H E W YORK. Jsn . tO .-f/T l-A way op-from the Deep South, tb* d« Of Intensive research on CITED -• POLICE AND D E T E C ­ legendary Strong Man of tb* Ne­ ■*, transmissions, f u tli nml TIVES DlG GtW UP A gro rare will take poiartaion of has so affeeU d the scienrr MURDER. - • BOV, th» Forty-Fourth Street Theatre butlneis of traniporlotiuii WHUT A JO K G ‘ this evening whan 8am Byrd I t •* on* authority pul it. p re.en ti Paul . Robeson. oo* rem ainder of m un'i act I'dof the world’* few g re a t *b»gan hsvlnc • hard Uine tne-actore, in tb* UU* r o b ne up w ith the rperd ol of a new play with muale, "John lyiravayane#.'* » Henry," h r Roark Bradford ra d ; • • The mo*l spectacular advance, Jncqne* Wolfe. Bradford, front ' k t course. h a i horn in Ihe ok. whore "Or Man Adam an’ HI* A irliner* In 1930 cruised nl mO Chlllun'* Marc Connelly mad* p. h n o w Ihry rxrecil V«l*». "The (Ireen Pa*ture*," ha* pro­ world'* "absolute" »p*r I vided th* *tory and th* lynca, rose from 213 h i t'jd iih I Wolfe, who Is Kelt known for M* "C.lory Road." "Shortnln’ p[ ‘ B ut steamships, iailro.nl train :. HrrxH" a n ) other songs, has com' au to m o b ile, Iru rlx and b u .r, pored I he score. also achieved added speed. The Originally s t a n d by Anthony M ir cruising speeds of pn«*vi»Iliown, "John H enry" has been : 'E *r •are hav* risen from 40 to re-directed In the course of ita • r e r 00 m. p. h. The number prr-llrii.nlway to u r of four weeks •o f train* m aintaining schedule* In Philadelphia and Boston by f Of 00 mil** * ii hour hA< inCharles Friedman, who ha* also tm s e d phenomenally. riillaborated with Bradford and Wolfe hi th* new verrion of the Railroad upeiatlun, fared with play which has r veloped from lively eoinpetilinn, ha* been that lour. The n rc h rilra will be i. m arked by fu rth er clcctrlfieaunder the direction «f Don Voorlion, th e adoption of dl*a*l-elecl ie* nml the churn) rm.cmblo of is I r k loeomotlvcs. the "strenmllni fifty urnier the direction of Ia-o•fa*** of feat |M » rn |i'r train*. n n r d ib-I’nur. The iHThr-'Irntlon I tho u»c of lighter metals for ! i f Wolf.-’s rcoro I* Die work of «b and locomotive runtim e3*4?’ I Charles Cooke. lon. > I As hi* lu rt designing tnsk for Spirited rivalry between exO 'fTW tLLlA M ' TH" J A U '.H I Broadway until a fte r the New tuper-llner* and mediumT M-ftf* u • ft«f r+t B K tw nw * »r>I York World s' Fait) HMD, of which passenger vessel* ehline---- - --------- --- — | he it the director of design, Ald ocean IranqtoMnli m. __ . . . . . ib ert Johnson has provided half a both the Allentic end the la lftS V 7“‘: *1'1 , , ' J D,l“ bu jna.ro < f stage settings on the clflc were bridged by pencil'itAOIt’ilCH —, n « . f, W Ice J dos lower Mi»»le*lppl, where th* aeo a r airplane* flying on schedule. «fon of tl.e play I* laid, and John American tu rfa re lin*-* clung lo IH I.MAINI;—Huppllrs few. 14 liU. llam blrton h at designed the ros­ Iipr He N Vessels like tho Manhattan. •limes ie r tbe company of slaIM TAIIAOAH—!• lb. t.M \ Tlf. t«un Iftr-ioc. F Is. 1 Ini. W ashington ami r e c e n t l y IV.iln'.day. Jan. In, l»l« l*ln.nr It l*« v MI'INAl’II—MuppUra D m, Im. hpr. tyreport of aalra nl tru ll, hpf ‘iunched America, hut the decode analu llr Tkr*I•m BUppll** «*At I IKJvOW r.u — KU vegetable* el tbe Knnfoid H<JI-Atir?i-nuj.«il|.s fair, ilrmsnd „ ll<ailing i l . th* east In support o f, "" eu ed the construction of , mat* Kariner*' WfcnleeaU Xlaikrt r« tv. I ' y In) (II r l.fttf . r l.n. rw* Robe on will be Alexander c'l.i.u tv —rin mi| i| i» * ipm.j , ,!«•• ! fair V .ltos Oriniktiirli. a t ihlp*: the Bremen, K uropa,, I I I Irurfcrra, earlol nmrinhl-is nml ?.<i*-J S»I VVhllr. bu. her. ioc -I.S o ; Orny, In the tl play's , _ only whlU tiiAfi'l fall, dux I \>i-2 ti. fprminrfic. Queen rm anrlle. Q u e a n Mrry, l l r 'r y . Ilex. J & ' . - J S ' K V T , < i:r.i;i(V iii ;aiith — Ms, «tr»s. *’■ ,' 1'. ,,.,I¥iV“»'b >e oer jb I rolr, nml Ruby Elsy. prominent In ' Cant* 1)1 Rxvoln, Quern feliZA* erf iiv ||. J Lithrnan. M«ri«H*r. G ftr- - *. k r n it i:r:r i *<it a t o k «— fui.pi •* I i s s .i.is : iir.irgii,. 'h r ringi g t s i t or futrgy anu OltANfirat! — Kla. Ilrifr. |l«. |*« , I•»tl I.AIII»M: Huncti* • k-kxI. U'*s. fai- o iv t beth and Maurlnnia fVVT l.iii-a w r-ia*. | *l<!»». Ollier* who will have leadI l&: *4 l«v I »%•*?*, I ’H P m n b ’ Min 3ii»’*l#i' 3 Automobile a. f u r k a and l.ti»cs Corni). _™rT----------—. ■rriM wi'rinifiat — y u fc*r: N»» T huk Itx i . l « No T w i l l i ' h i i n will be Siyra Johnson, pr»- (ilf-l w f»w J lug roles 8-lm received the h rn rflt of greater it i*r tr.r T l l l M f ? fflUTUV) — 111 »up- I* , .poor .. , .*! Mu<* Wllllsnia, nil j. tllurC FK IIII. — Fla alii. b««. •T r i VllMi'J Fewer fo r the same »l»« and r.’**-* ?♦ m r i.*in tOr-cr#-. i.u * r • IJuby; W hitr, IlllntU C o m b 1 2 i , 4 li t. l*H . I... « •• ? V* | weight of rnrini-: b e tte r fprlnf* ITH * *................ I fi'Sl'l SNT in i«r 7t<* | l.^ m o n ; Joi* A t t l r r , a* Iin«l S tuck*' (.‘miib •*0f, l<*H Tb I"#* 1 lv ,?rm-.nd It'll TOIMTOi:^ r«s Siim*ll#« llaht, A* • r l.te :uh| th«* M m Nnmed S am ;, to prevent "id tch ' hit" ; illcscl rAN(li:i(INK> — yim H lUtlUy. i mo hil f • * lr *lr»dv murk if. muir f . i .|v I ’i tin I t* ft* Klern" • uinl» mc«l I • j. e n trie s ; h rttc r hrnl< riff J »' •’•bt. ■ t to •iur«l lv | *.ii.* ! i». .M.i-I'j I’, *n, an O il Aunt Dinah; A I'l'Ll^H — n u p p l i r s inu ! •till fh!ft?r?p h *t »' i*sinn«. fu lr . U- IT* . r;. u.p p lirs I 1) U til *r|K'iic<i, mb Mink Kyrj • lilt Mill r «ir-1 Z ■ * f ' R , in m V ilt»t. •* '* s|0 r Air travel. \hv I n»»r «*f tho AVOt.AlM) — Flu N*» mippIlBB. l\ nni'tli F id 'P n r, m the Walk In *r Il ,(r>n impHU|t| III 1 i*» * tfUBspni tat |nn frill, /'ipipi* I from iiA.NANAb — Imil. fli 1 I f tH ;' an ! Robert Harvey, . iu. 1 *m * 1 »: 1 leru.. nil f t'r. mark# f '417*000 |ifiR-»rfur »r n •.» tin ft - Ifl'S'l# I il II, *1*Ills*|.s| trail. ) . t Thnul ♦ » tl i Lcliift'1 rr«i»BMs !!«•! Runtir. 11 i ■ 1 J.ooo.oon it t • to im ilo. MuMIJANJ* ih n a d - 1i f. It-- 1' Li. i .I-#- . * • no t*fn of the Vuthunl \ "»o ffii t ! ^ hpr. I ill r.t •- i . m«t* ii'-a!*;* ijw i).*r Out. 15c. (1rJ tin h pr 1 ?*»• 2 J *• \\'j k Im b*o»i • f hit in % it nil tin* Tr|.,|-^tis i »• DISTRIBUTES LADY BEETLES i f liitiii Rtiii»* A» «iH*Uthuia Kl ti* In J11: ANS <l.l M.\ ) li*. few Im. | OK IKA — N»» mipplirn n.NJMVH 11»It Vi \*»f|h'rn yc*l- urrnireB «'rMp«*fm1t am! ti*npr* -Th# Pnlmello IJtiiti*, I'ormers* : ai- J.o n i»». r.t. ii IIV WIIITI2. ORLANDO. Jan . 10.—To comliilRl. 1 "" ItK IiT S I V r duf hUlt |* rk e l handl-il In-twrcn six oml l !re*i arr* hrntlThl t«» tho «ll* I ■ t a heavy infestation r*AVt.«n - vim :. I 7* fllKK’l *01.1 — |4tl p|tl I*• inodrr- 1 .0 of aphids thousand dollars worth of nl*. ONION*' fOUK.FNl — Kla «up- rr»ct nffrufinn r f mtlHrnn Ihroturb* - on cl *hubfid fnir. iiucrkul Btraily. eggplants, pepper*, and other |il.< a f f r "Vr-Sl**. |»rr ifoB bun. -v SS during (Hr paat arels, nc- I f ' r Ih ru t tbn nntlon. fn a HH%,p to nl«fl I'AltHf.KV — IO r p e r d m . t.un t *A1111A• If« — Aiippllc* mndynt#. ding to market rnanagi-r Roy flrinnnd In movin'* tb«* '■tfttp’a rltn ia a ur - .| vegetable crept« In U>* Winter * 'tnand pour. pour, mnrkrt uimf-ltlnf <'o- t . Tomatoes were loading all |K Iihfiwrin 1Vi till hpi. <"r- TSr Tun |»KA*4‘ (RNOI.IHIII — flu. hpr. p!u», chain atorrB am m in * ’ all • County agent, obtained 61 1 ft*-I sales with • demand brisk at f* no-2A.no manner nf attractive rnunter and i*K«*ANR — On. pnp^r ah»ll. var* window displays"'aid Vra’ puxhing f rAltllAOV: frillNEMD — I*rr fJXO a field crate. Syni* do* Udybectlea Inu* virlrMra ltr-|V r SSc-P'lr th# m arket sold $37,no<J Florida citrus In th*lr local n re s - <»>>«“* MOO.OOC). Tba predaceous I'lN T lIT I.F — N*» •unpllm rilAVOTT.M - F l i . BUpptlea infxll»n»l*»:iia—KLA aitpntl#* fair paper and radio advartislng. oc- n*er « h are prored quit* effeeof vegetable* during l>e- • rnf r Im Iipr. I o »• 1 IS. • *lllf*«»RY — M j . 1 >t I'U hn r •*r"',v)i| fulr. I>ii. hpr. 1 .'I I SO rrm rordinr to C. B. Treadway, aeere- I've In controlling Urn aphids, Mr. M l B. 1ST desplta the Christmas 1.0ft-1 2i. l ;s Moore say*. PP O T A T O m — I r i s h N * w JaraftF tary of the state association. CAfirtOTS — prr. dot. bun. 40c- o ..>§i :A nr c SANFORD MARK FT REPORT ^ • u iM hr b t 'l i- o tfF o ti t' ie<ter'*ce' / k -OB*'1** - „ r \ '° 'o e - '495 475 '345 '325 •325 '445 '165 325 '325 '275 '275 '225 '325 '650 1937 Plymouth iD alus* Town |Badan 1931 Ford I Sedan r 11980 l'lyuioulh I Deluxe Coach 1935 Plymouth Dalux* Cuupo J 1183 Ford V8 | Deluxe Tudor 11938 Ford VH 1 Deluxe Coupe J 1934 Chevrolet Oaluxu Coacl 1938 Furd V8 Truck. Cah. | Slake Body. |9 I 9 Chevrolet sek IM . Cab I* Body. J u it tike new .| h.’F ttetieally New Tire* Altsaaa h a t b—a •I D*al*r 14 Y# Ik F L . Yea t M k it Used * ■JWl prl*-t, sail Wfth a w rltlan gwa«-| I ' D r a t bay a*y I *•* k it I J*I m ' -v M l* - mm •fSM »A9V — • 7WMM . ft * C O C A -C C m ufib* ALTMAN’S USED CARS arc NUnexcelled In LookH • Performance ' Quality and PRICE iu; 93M Chevrolet Muaster Town Badnn. Itadiu 1037 Cbevruk'l Deluxe Sport Bed u it Rad lo 1M 0 Chevrolet Deluxe Town ■adan. 1930 Chcvrulvt h Chevrolet p a lu ts 4 Door SA NFO RD i '' :v J B £ *->•; • H-Hi ** -« �V ^ Btnford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghw* And Water Transportation 7 . Sriiilntilo Coon Iy rrwlttrefi Muir Irult And Vrnrtalilrs Than Any £imit.ir Arm In America AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press Warplanes Appear Over England But Are Driven Away A^ SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1910 City Reduces Widow Gets | Debt $281,000 Fortune Of In Three Yeats H.L. Doherty KIWANIAN l„sifietdiVw thyi .,c8 Most Courteous . Quiet Onr e F r f „ ttt 9 " £ C o n t« l y Finns I t e r About ,s Commended; Red Army Shakeup Rev. Bran. Declares j ----C o n g r e s s Told.We Must Consider Pos« i i l l A J ¥ ~ QU S lb lC A I I I c a Most Courteous To Re Hard To Select . ■,, • Hnlcammxhlp U the largest far- f in Thomaaton, Un. and re-elected a member of the board of tro»leen for Klwanls International at the Boston convention, ha» been assigned ax the official ropiexentntive to the mid-winter con­ ference o f the Florida KiwatiiDlxtrict to be held In Uanfunl Sunday and Monday. Visit* by German raiders to Britain's east coast today « Intensified the aerial activ­ ity in one of Europe s two wars while In the other, the Finnlsh-Rusalan conflict, reporta mounted th ft Uussinn military failures hhd brought a sharp army shakeup. German planes, apparent^ • _ *9 • , replying to BrltUh fo ra y . th . northwe»tarn Cernxan coax yexterday, were drtven 0 ,t wh* they appaarod over the Thainex and a num ber of e.tuaricx and the F irth of Forth. No bomb, w ere droppedNorwegian and Flnnl.h quartera heard th a t more than 10U Soviet officer* bad been called back from the r innl*h *ronl l.A face trial bccau.e the Red arm y » ialluro to make g reater progrcaa a fte r (Is week*’. campalgn. Finland; reported R u.ilan attack* had been re p u te d on the eastern and extrem e no rth ­ er* front*. Otherwise, the Finn* raid, there were no development*. The German official new* agency d r.ciib cd new We»t*m F ront activity In which a French detachm ent succeeded in breaking U »rm »q. d>**Ul8B»... n*ad flaarbrU etkan. r- Tti* French w r it toon driven back, the agency laid, leaving dead, wounded and prisoner*. In Washington, Admiral H ar­ old HUr*. chief of navul oj.viationa, told the llooxe Naval A ffairs Committee that in con* sidering the proposed S I. 3U0,JJUO.000 fleet expansion program we must face the pouibillty Of an Allied defeat •• chineU on 1st 4H seven rs. unccd * / Ii , youthful / local i to Um breaking nrryrt yrot Roy O. WI Daniels •ta tk a n on P u t Aron U>d Saafc Mark A. Smith, above, un ac- LAloO (or |n #n uajp,, campaign untl Is tlve member of the Klwunlr fln h >of three filling lay night on h i. r , Chtaf of I’olica M Mia today. •rod Um filling Irtaanth Street and ThtrtoanU) Street Avenue and Kifend Sanford Aro ­ ad aov.raj hurulrad Third Body Found la Mine Disaster Elks Continue Plans For Fair Feb. 12 To 17 Committees Arc Ac­ tive In Preparing For Six Big Days Jaycees’ Drive To Advertise Citrus Begins LAKELAND. Jan. H . — With orders beginning to come in for display m aterial, the second an* nuftl Juqlor Chamber of Com-, mercc citrus drive hss entered Its second week w itb every Indication a bigger and better job will be dene than last season. • This was the report from the Florida Citrus Commission of­ fices here, which has made Mi display m aterial available for the drive. Local citrus committees have been appointed In each of the more ____ than 40 ______ .. communities where there are Jaycre clubs, and these are contacting ait citrus o u tlet, and taking orders /o r w hataror display material can Ik usade Merril P. Barber of Vero Beach, chairman of the etato M inis committee of tho Jaycoex, Mid the drive waa fa r ahead of the same time last season, and there were IndlceUea* It would gather epeed immediately. “ te a t sm son. It took a t nearly a Month to g e t eitroa committees appointed In e ll the clube," Mr. Barber said. "This year, all then* appointments b et one o r two bad hero made by Jen . 1, when the drive officially opened with tha Change Bewl football game a t Miami. The committees are func­ tioning excellently and thaM It every Indication -we are do a tagger and better With the opening of the SchSInole County F air ami Celery Dis­ play Ju-t a month away, arningi*mrnta for the annual event norapidly taking forni and will In* carried to romplclion aoon hy thr F lk . Club committee In rhuix*'. M anager Fred D<>mcr, wlm i« chairman qf. the group, uiuioum <d today. Hcudquart«ra for dlrvctini; Ihn actlvltlox of the Fair have In-en c.Uibll.hcd In the Smith lmlldlii|f on F ir.t Street between I’nlmetto and Sanford Aveuup. ami (hi. loration U now tho scene of bu.tlini; activity which will lnler lie tran x fv ticl to the lake front athe lime for III* fa ir grow , n ear­ er. Six of Hi. higi;t>.t mid Ih*.I days of fair ever held ill Seminole County lx the objcctiw tbo Klk. Club lx striving to achieve for thix year’s rie n l to la- held Feb. 12-17Iuclucied in the atlrncliuns plttntml for ll)r fair will In* Scvrran Itnpp, botani.t iiii.I licheiu .pecialixt, who will m aintain u acpainte Imoth at the fair and will he at the xrrvlcex of vis­ itors. educational movies, and lecture, by noted p e t.o n i are planned for the week. A .h o lt wave ladio .tatlo n will In* m ain­ tained on the ground, ami n pel stock show I. planned a- unolh- fair i, ns fallow,: Monday, Kcb. 12, Uia gramJ opening. Tuexdny, Kvb. 1.7, Tmirixl Day. Wixlnt-MLiy, Kcb. II Bench Show. Thursday, Feb. IS, I’r t Stock Show, white school children's day. Friday, Kcb. 10, Colmcd Day, separate white c n trrta in n n n t. Saturday Feb. 17, “The F air’. Biggest I)ay“ the events Include a Cracker Day program uf tourn­ aments, horso raring, and oldtime fiddling control- The grand finale will be a dance and recep­ tion in tha Armory Balurday night. found a third |W Deri ley No. rook nf tha orporation toa f t f a rvm alnlne M Statutef NUMBER 119 Knlnlilishril In I'.IIIH JACK FROST PAINTS A ‘WARSCAPK jSenate Given^k Nomination Of • W .J. B ark er Annual Interest Re­ Will (jives All To quirements Cut V75 Woman WhoNursed Percent Ily Bojid Him Through Crit­ RefundingProgram ical Illness In ’29 P r e s i d e n t\s Selection Of F e d e r a l .lutltre In Southern Florida Submitted Milling thv pant tlim* y ra ra h tir ( ’ily »»f Sitrtfnnl link r tllm l n.ln* till of $2Si,iHMl of it» Im iuIinI in* ilchti'iipraH and iivlunil tlu* tin* film I lnU*rv*l ni|ulreii«‘iil% from r.» 17.1*1*0 to thrmigh iho rvfiinilitiff piugttiiii which wax rn riird to rontplclkm it* 1937. on otding to a If ir|» m l The Herald Indnv l»y Comtttlxalon* it IMrtnnl lligginp. Tile total iNindrd drill ns of lire. 31, 1939 tva* 15,336.000, amt tho annual Intcro^t n**|tiin*mg»tU writ* $00,620. However, on !>• M«.020 I* raised from taxation, (tht* ifm ninilrr being pn*d from rrveniiei of (he Munhiiml W xtrr Works. The tax c*dli*cllona ifor tin- fin a l y rn r which endedj on Si-pi. I, IPTif « . r r <17.11 pereent nf the total amount levicfl, based on Hie 100 |>crrc«t u m 'i n if i it I delinquent properly l« not dropped front (In- City’.* tax roll). An a comparison, the Pity's I imI.hI indcModnc-- on Jan . I. I P.17 wax f.’i.'.ilO.KM) The annual interest n i|uiiem i nt nnx H 4 7 r [till untl th e lax roller!ion, for the fi’cal year ending Sipt. 1. 10.70 was 40.70 percent of the current lux roll. "The residents of Sanforil take little Interest in finaorinl ,tat(* mrnt* hut I belieie they are an* titleil to thin information nt*d I am Mire that ll will he i»f intfrr.1 to llmm," Mr. llley.iiK mill, point­ ing out Ihnl he linit requested City Clerk II. N. Say. r lo ram pile the data several weeks ago. In nddiliun to the improvenient in the current lax roller!Inna, ll na« iHiinletl out Ihat n total! of $l7l.r.lWli»2 has hern eollrrlral by Edison Promotion Receives Approval NKW YORK. Jan. II. —DU— Henry I.. P nlinty'« e m it fortune. runi|e>nxl ino'lly of fille r Borvlci reetiritie, anil 'Kin!ilia real estate, hie liven Imqm nllo d in entirely to hi* widow, »lio In-forr their •mtirhige It yearn ngu hud nursed him Ihrouyh a critical tllnr--. Til - will of the 00-y ear-old nlltdii s mayinile, who diinl Pee. ‘it in I'hdadrtphm, wn» filed for proluile anil me only Innefitlary liptf I mix M’ «. til nee Doherty. A larger ami better Imat f**r the uxi* of Sen Seouta a . u ItnlnIng rrsfl and a charter yacht will lie the prlnrlpal objective nf the Hanford Sea Scout troop for the next year, the members decided durlne their irg u lar mix-ting on i .TON’. .I.Ht. 11.— iilitil Roosevelt w Mow .» An ii ffiilit\ ii it uf (In with tlu* wilt plured i of lli» «*»Uit«' el "«iil i*xrt* •* of Sl.mm.lHHl. illtltldi s rxlm -ikv pi itig* in Kloritlii al Palm Ih'itrh. Florida buxlneaii received $*».• SfJjiHlI during (he flr»*t n»ie niunths of 1939 with a potcntml l3.Min.077 in authoritationa dur­ ing the la>*t Ih n u nu-nlh* of the year, an n rv«lilt of the WotV I’mjccta Adminintration program, according to information received front .State A«lminl»trator R«v Sr hnnier. “Thi* ten and n half mdli* n do!lain, in money expended all I nuthoii».ed, irp * rarn ti the n*».» labor co*.l of the WI*A ojH*rnt.»rr in llortdii during the calendm year 19T»”, he pointed out. The «iidual non-lairor cxjren'et ftom Jumutiy lltM.ugh Scptem^ »* 1939 reflected lhat HI percent ot Hu* money nan «pent through th» Operution** Hlvi’.ion, uhieh • *d« eutea eiMiFtnirtion work wax the ptliicipul item It. ll»e p'O pnm The Opeiation* l)ivi*i.n exne'niilutes doling th r nine moiitli perit*d aggrt guted $3.6:19,12^ •!» iboi IiiIkii ro.itx- iiiatcrlaU and evpnp meiil. Tlti* expense o*» to type « f su rk ahooed the following ill* trdiutioii; highway^, d ieeU um I roads, 63 |H»t*ent; ptdiltr 1tiildlugs, 24 |*eirenl; iitditlex, 1 per­ cent, ft*c»eall«»n faellitie^. •"» ,*« rrent; nir|K»it and airuoy . t percent: and all other a d i u i i i i 7 percent. program. Nationally WI'A expendl’tive* o rrr f«Hir yraix of operuti*.n f»»r m aterial purchase* und e«piipinenl rentals amount to $I,6N0.7H l,9«kl according to Wu»hinglon figured recently released. The national ilciutc shows that nesily every uanrh of the capital gomls in­ dustries was stimulated ly birgo orders for prtalmds used in poh'ic' Improvements rovistructed by WI'A workers, at the end of the fiscal year June 30, 1939. f tin* Seitnle 1<>* initiation of Wll•kn lo l»e U niteil t. if I lie until h* i|i> trirl. tv Imlieiitry »ulti , iiiin n te n tle tl lit® , „t Attorney ,t Murphy iia nn Hu g e Amount Is S p e n t In Statej For WPA Projects In t h e I'tiifenaionnl itriil S«'i* HU Division th e $ 12! 7r».6'.Ml m h i I*i bor contx repref*r*nted nioofly ;*»utu ilo U u»i*tl in p tu fess io u al projec* wi rk am i sewing room aetivi tv. Hoad build in g mat.- riaU ti»geth>'i w ith clretrieal an d plu. d o n g rfju ip m en t e«in*titut»-*l t h e g»eiit «**t CHtimaled cost in th e »n tiru Seu Scout Program For Year Outlined lli-ll Makes Plea For KenewalOf Reciproeal Trade Program ,.i tin* Siiprnu* vidiuitnniy i*. • -lilv approved .1 Kill* i id ill.* N avy tii <|( l.lohol •• •tii* l lln* leg!*- Kiwanis Com m ittees P rep are For Mid-Winter Conference Jan . 14 ID W S. Ml* it. prr*i<h uf **l S I i U oii ln it« r< a ||) in Ilcl.Niid. will In* the kin **l *|im kri .»! the I'rllota <*lnp diniiii in tin* Mn> lair Until Siiiiilui night. il«* hr*l nfliriiil *i-«xiiMi nf tin- mid winter roiifrrrm c lor thr lin t Ida ili**tri«-l of hiwmiia. Neatly a acott* **f mntm iltceuf the Kiwnoiw I'lul. HI* hti-tllto Willi netivit> HI IlUill lietuib <111 Iti'liip wmki I oof I*•* lb** e.it* * tninment - f tit* *0'• I wIniei • ft*tenet* ol tin- 1'l**i i*l*i di^tii* 1 here nn K11111l.1v and Moiol *> The <lull lui- iiioliili/e«| ............ i.ii .1 li\ d KtIIaoii i:«».»M*vclt ........... i l l e*tlt I \ ,-is a gency UllVO- n I' m i*l* nt power iiHifiNcnla i. * nppllca. i. i*| in* pci*>oiial ..t loit m erely ,i:.i vi-i iIn* pro* of N clio- help* 1 - lit* tie.I* ,ti.*11*1*4 tlu* wive** ol llu i*»*’*o » *- 1 > i d **i**t in tIi* en t• 11 *oijoi nl ol ll**’ w tvep of vlw iliof K iw .itiiin - l * ‘*io a ll over I* li i u| * who will !•« I m r apptoxiiiinl*-l> un 1 • o r. •■••••I lug to un i* -liiii.il* l.v I*** nl* *il K a rl N *ii*b :'*n . win* » 1• • *• tt*.»i renervatlojito* ll** ilt.n i .11« Mmk A Sfiiilli, 00 •*• • no 01 her of tin- Thinii*i I 1..1 • loo and 11 iiiemlnT • l lb* *-.»• .1 truster** of hmiHii* lot* in.......... I. bus Ih iii aswipn«*| .. it.. in. J repii*Fcntiiti** Ho •••ol *»•i*i * i rm-rting **f the I I***••!.* D nl and In* will in-lull 11*. ..tti.., .| the FI* rid.i *li xt 11*1 f**i *lu . * m u/ year. One of the hu*hl*i*t,' *1 liic two-day I *nl* • i«*• . 'll . ill*' Fellowship 1111111<'1 ol <1 . \|.i\ fair Hotel Simd.i\ ,*i •**• Ii -I. Newton Isiinitniif*, .Ii u*ll p>< i.|* . During tins uf inn tlo ion •»i"*»*. will !>»• in-tnlh-d. The Muyfuii Hot* I ««tll I** tin brufbpiuitet:* f*.» til*’ *mMi | o7. but business ersKtoit’* nill I*. I*. I,I I* ginning nt 9:30 A M Moiolny 111 the Attimry A fellow ship bin* loon will Im* held in tlu* Mayfnu 11«»t* I ut C. M. Hand Seeks Re-election A h Johnson-Endicott Employees Vole County’s Sheriff Down CIO And AFL Unioiis In Plant meeting would be cal ship. dent, he Ihat David F. Coop< made skipper of the l< A former Sanford rehas residixl In Mian Developments Abroad Will Bo Discussed C auaty Judge R. W. W are to* Copt. Constantine U deWol.kl, day la visHing his aoo sa d daugh tar-In-law. the Rev. and M rs form er officer in the Polish arm y and reserve officer In the IL B. Mtdton Ware, a t Boynton, Fla. Army, will continue his scries of K secutivf Cummlttre of th e BernInole County Chamber a f Cornm a n e In tha Chamber building ber of foreign languages and hasps well posted on the develop­ ments abroad through subscrip­ tion to a number a f foreign pub­ lications. Ha predicted the begtaatag of tha currant war In Bnrope almost to tha day several wsefcs before the outbreak of hos­ tilities. I s b l i M W series af diacase Iowa ha will outline the de­ velopments of tha peat fsw weeks and their, bearing is tha future. Tha Pariah Hearo will ha wallb n tad for tha cemfert af those g jia ik g . The pabUa ta cordially C. M. “Charlie" Hand today announeed his randidsry for reelection as Bheriff of Seminole County. “I am grateful for thr splendid vote of confidence given me In the last election and 1 um hope­ ful that thu voters of this ruunty can aee fit to continue this sup­ port,’’ Mr. Hand said, In pledging himself to the continuation <>f an “honest and rffk te n t admlnlstiation If re-elected.” This county today is freer from crime than ever before, the piesent sheriff said, adding that he hoped to maintain that record as long aa ha serves the people as sheriff. i Mr. Hand has made a career of law enforcement, having ■erred aa Um deputy sheriff be­ fore Seminole County was formed and waa elected • • the county’s ftrat sheriff. In addition he haa served as a city police officer, police marshall for the City of Banfnrd, chief of the volunteer fire d e r o r ta w t . and also city tan collector and a term aa Sanford's mayor. Mr. Hand m id he believes th at hla experience as a law enforce■mat officer together with tha fact th a t ha haa lived here nearly •U of kla life partfcalariv qualify h h n ^ fo r re-election ta tha off tea which ha has bald since 1117. Mr. B and Is a Mam a, a a Elk, a gk riaar sa d a member af Um work as an flK-a »><k .honnak- i an er and now is chmiroon of ih r Kr •$20,OOO,fKHI 1^ 111*011-401111*0111 Shoe idi oorporation, a ploon r in employe vul profit-sharing, an d 'th e hmvy sub- |hi i aldlxer of many benevolent undert takings In his humr aieu. yt» Last night’. celebration, which am began yesterday inorning when of Workers awoke to li-un Kndirotl* Johnson employe., in a natlonul egl labor relations h<Mnl poll, hud cor •rorw hslm ingly deeidid against vol an y type o f unionisation, devel- des oped rapidly, lienchi-s were alum- to •(M il ami plants closed. hai Two y oar. of organisation, hy I ing bath the A m rrkan Federation *f I l a b o r and the Congress of Indus- Dm trial Organisations, was rllm aird I ten hy the balloting. A formal an- mu LOCAL WEATHER i and F H . •lay, slightly warmer tonight axcrpt on rxtrvm a oouth eoaat oad o w north portion Friday, �^ . XJ. i n ^ - % THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 11 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO IS IT TRUE THAT THE RETS A SKELETON IN ITT The Case Of Hore-Belisha The Sanford Herald There U every sort of speculation regarding the dia missal of Hore-Belisha as war minister, but the real rea­ son will probably remain obscure fqr some time to come. One school of thought hold* that Bellsha hns favored a more vigorous prosecution of the war, nnd hns disagreed with his genernls, so the story goes, who want to fight a waiting war. George Fielding Elliott, United States military expert, contends conversely that the ex-war minister wns a dis­ ciple of Liddell Hart, English .military writer, who has S A ID COMB, BABY GO BUBNOS AIRES, Jan. 11. w v - Poor old BaTralento Thomp­ son, all hie life a plunger, still doesn't know what H feels like to have M 10 peeee (ISO dollars) to spend. He won that sum in the races at Palmers Racetrack here and five minute* later someone KOADSIDB CHARITY BAYS, Km , Jan. II. -U T h t t w m l exactly an 111 wind and enow (term that ■tailed a family and their mule-drawn trailer north a t Hays during the Christ* „ ..iL U Townsfolk opened their hearts and provided toys, food and shelter. COME AND DEAD EVANGELIST COON READ FROM THE BIBLE CONCERNING loo raised In (he English press and among the THE MAN WHO NEVER PAID HIS DEBTS AND YET WAS SAVED Engislt THURSDAY, JANUARY I I . 1*40 public. • It Is an Interesting commentary on the freedom of BtBLE V E R S E FC K fO D A Y thought and expression in Knglnnd that during war time the actions of the "powers thnt be" can be so ojienly critiL IF E IS a WITNESSING: A clted. We recall, only recently, 'the ense of a German mil­ faithful witnos* will not lie: but ■ fa lie w itno* will u tter lira. — itary lender. Von Frltsch, whose services no longer were needed nnd who, therefore, “died" nl the front in the Prov. 14:8. "services of the beloved Reich." NIGHT FANTASY Ills liquidation nnd the rcnctlons thereto were certain­ H e n , In this wood as hushed, ly In contrast to Horc-Bellshn’s ease. The latter got off a t unrrul, aa u painted wood. with his whole skin nnd the public wns ullowcd to pan the Where Spanish mnaa beanie cy­ government without fear of the nxe or the firing squad. press and awamp oak And tha moon ercatra an aureolo What a great difference n little ninttir of geography makes. of mlated light Song Service Begin} At 7:3(1 Under The Leadership Of GEORGE WINTERS AND HIS ACCORDION Fine Safety Records The remarkable safety record of airlines operating in tho United States during HUH) is disclosed by figures in Time mngnzinc, which show that only nine persons were killed last year In 7.1.1,000,000 passenger miles. * That means, ncrordlng to the St. Petersburg Inde­ pendent, that only "one iierson was killed for every 82.000,000 miles flown. A person with average luck, there­ fore, might expect to fly a distance equivalent to more than .1,000 round-the-world flights before being killed. "These figures apply, however, only to regularly scheduled airlines, which operate under strict government supervision. Most airplane accidents occur in other cir­ cumstances. "The average |>enu>n’a chance of being killed while a (From The Lyric) Wo walked knee deep in these passenger on n regular scheduled airline is less than the danger of his being killed crossing the street. That isn't i fields last July and crushed the pennyroyal, say­ so Rurprising as It seems, because airplane pilots are far ing how tho fragranco lasted; making no more careful thnn pedestrians are. "Railroads, however, continue to be even safer than reply as obvious as th st It’s ended now. commercial airplanes. In 10.17, the last year for which wc u have figures available, railroads traveled more than 21,Y et an d ertp ath the slowly drift000,000,000 passenger miles nnd only 18 passengers were / big snow th ere lies the seeds tha penny- killed. That Is o rnte of one death for each 1,172.000.000 royal grew. passenger miles, which make the train passenger's safety C ontent with th a t we fere the about 17 times ns great ns the air passenger’s." wind and go. Thus it may be seen thnt these two popular modes of lowering our heads as cattle do. — LOUIS STODDABD. transportation are keeping apace in tho m atter of providing passenger safety. What n pity that individual motorists COUNBEI on the highways cannot match the record of the railroads (From Voices) and the airways. Beck th* Implicit wont, Th* syllable dark with meaning Winnow the chaff to find A harvest worth the gleaning. W hat though the well be dry, Ths heart's bright pitcher urok en? Beck the deliberate word T hat must nut gu unspoken. —8YDNF.Y KING ttUHSELL. It looks like the Komc-Bsrlln axis I* beginning to run a “hotbox." *' Now U the lime when prospec­ tive candidates are trying to find out who has th* most pull-lllral Influence. I f (hr drought continues through tho winter, we wonder what the politicians will do when mudslinging time arrives. THE RAILROADS do not object to paying fair taxes. They always have been among the' larger taxpayers. They do believe, however, thnt tuxes in many states are too burdensome. Both tax assessments nnd rates ure too high In many instances. When n railroad or any other concern is tnxod beyond its ability to pay, thereby being forced Into receivership or bankruptcy, an unnecessary burden Is placed upon citizens and injustice is done to in­ vestors.—J, M. Davis, President, Delaware, Uicknwnnna and Western Railroad. , Protests Filed Against Murphy For Court Post With averthtnr q u id on the Western FYont. It appears the biggest battle of ths year may be over whether or not tha Navy rhall fortify tha Island of Guam. Thg present w ar ba* on* thing ta commend Itself ta th* noblir sentiments o fhumanlly. A t Mast there are going ta be fewer horses nutd* to suffer for man's feU y jj Florida cTtlea are vying for th* honor of being th* Bollta capital of Florida. Tbs Tampa Triban* M making a strong plea far tbs Gulf metropolis and will defy all comer* ta prevt Tampa Isn't th* I tn .n lly attention I rnlleil t» the banana, n virtue- (if which nre (Irli'iitly i appreciated. i> it recommended in •rriptiuns (nr the th e. vitamin* rule- containing found i n 't h e banana nre prr•rrlhcd Instead. |)r. Edward II... thi ... Medical Time* t'ornwiill, in end Long Dlnnil Medical Journal, referring to the d irt Indiratcd where th e n ' e xi-t- u spastic and irritable condition o f the atomcell nnd colon, m id: " Fruits sro of great value in this p n rtlru lsr diet, but they must lie selected with due reference to their con­ tent of cellulose, '.ugnr, and nrlds as well ns tl.cir special qualities." lie mUed: ''I’erlinps the fir-l place among fru its in thi- diet should be given to the hn -n s. It must, however. I.e fully ripe. Then, lif te r removal of the skin, the pulp must be 'ciaped to remove the f u n , and then if should be mashed. This palpaccous mass can lie eaten cither raw or mixed with other foods. A '•a ripe banana diet altered tha character of IntesGnsI flora, snd discouraged tho development of germ s of putrefaction In th* alim entary esnal. They also found th a t it gave "rsllsf In all rases o f constipation In from one to two week*. This bene­ fit persisted In most Instances for some tim e after the fru it wns discontinued." They A id I "One esse of ulcerative eolltia was treated by banana feedings, nil other medlentlona being •lopped. Thin patient reeponded favorably to treatm ent. There was a marked am elioration of the diarrhea, w ith disappearance of all trace* of blood from th* •tool." Dr. Georg* A. Bendlag* also calls attention to his experim ents with this fru it In Clinical Medi­ cine and 8urg*ry. Hs says: "F or tha past two years ths author has been using a banans-and-eream diet In the treatm ent o f aon•urgtrsl ulcers and hyperchlorhydrla." . ‘Merely used alkalies b* used with this diet. The results have bren astonishing In th e re­ lief of symptoms. Iteln, burning, snd vomiting have la moat eases been relieved w ithin th* first tw enty-four hours." Ths results of hla treatm ent have been aa satisfactory to hbn, ho says, th a t he Is "hoping It may b* of some benefit elsewhere," Dr. Herman Bundesep o f Chi­ cago, form er health officer, rjv ss a num ber o f reducing dlsta fn which "bananas and skimmed tnllk a re Included with most excellent results." T here Is no food that In mors BROWNSVILLE. T ex , Jan . 11. —(A")— Resident* of Ika lowar Rio Grande valley hope aoon to have the longest Gower trail in the nation. I t will extend from Edinburg to Brownsville and P ort Isabel with branches to RaymondvlUe and through McAllen to Mission; thence parallel to th e Rio Grand* along the M ilitary Highway. Millions of bougainvilleas, a vine that blooms alm ost all the year In this elim ate, will be plant­ ed and the “tra il" Is expected to be completed by 1041. I t will be a rival fo r the famed A talea T rail of Mobile and the Oleander T rail of Galveston. AIDED AT THE PIANO BY lOHN HAMRICK, JR- Come early and enjoy « this song service of old familiar hymns and short new chor­ uses of the Gospel. Stewardesses Find Romance On Railroad CHEYENNE, Wyo- Jsn . 11. — (A1)— Thor* seems ta ba some­ thing to th a t old theory that th srs’a romance la railroadin'. A t Mast In IBM th* Union P a­ cific's steward ease* found It so. Seventeen of them , or about qta out of «ach five stew ardesses the road employs, wore married dur­ ing ths roar. Th* No. 1 romance of th* year was th a t of Florott* C. W slp of Omaha, N th , who m arried John C. Gala, Ui* assistan t to th* pres­ ident of th* railroad. CLOSING OUT! fully protected from infection with germs'from without than la the banana. Whan aohJacted ta tha sever* lest of bab« im­ mersed in fluids eoatalnlag euJ'•rss of kaesm genes, they re- $ m o N * w Man Accidentally Dtocovera Defrotter OALLl/p, N. M- Jsn. 11. -(*1 rr**set by a bowling storm aa a New Mexico klgbofty, Chalky S. Hs ENGLISH GULF SERVICE tSLSft Llamas In of th* Departm ent of Yale University Medical School, Now Iferen, Connecticut, called attention to th* fact that itetivre of 1 .Commie- wo* sendlag tha Judiciary sub­ committee a number at newspa- - clippings about t. IsonlnbuM state affairs and adds it "I da not want to believe that tha bead at th* las tire depart­ ment la aware of how hi* asalstaata are misusing . their sacred Longest Flower Trail Is Planned By Texaits By DR. DANIEL H. KRESS, M. D. head of tho navy since the death of Secretary Swanson. Ths finance committee approved Daniel W. llrll to be umlrr secre­ ta ry of the treasury and John L. Sullivan to b» assistant srcrrtnry of the treasury. Th* foreign relations committee approved tho following uomliinlions: Jam s* II. B. Cromwell, husband of Dorla Duke, m inister to Can­ ada; Breckcriridg* Long, assistant secretary at sta ts; George Mrssrrsm lth , ambassador to Cuba; John Cudahy, ambassador to Bel­ gium ; R. Henry Norwcb, minister to P eru ; Robert M. Scottrn. min­ iste r lo ths Dominican Republic, and Clarence E- Gauss, minister to A ustralia. All tha nomination* must be ra tifie d ’ by th* Senate. Th* Sonata finance committee John L. Fobs, Leesbur to ie r re aa * collector of revenue fo r Florida. Fah has a recta* appointm ent messages received by tbs commit­ tee relating to M urphy's ap ­ pointment to succeed th* lato Pierre Butler. Th* Louisian* senator aald he YOUR DOCTOR SAYS LIQUOR STORE WE HAVE THE MOST ODMPUm U N * OF LIQUORS and WINES c h a m pa g n e s a n d sco tch es 122^0 All-Wool �y r.m *n J f V ' i — ■— n ~ i* \r:r t u r f : THF. SANFORD HERAI.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA Thu rsd ay, Ja n u a ry n, Social And t i c m ui i d MISS LILLIAN ADAMS, Socjty / iilor -------------------- r-------------------------j . ’ j . . W i l l i a m s Social -v - • i Calendar)'!01>TA Association -------- — — THURSDAY ■ • "; i jlcv. John William* nf A tlanta. h- I- e'l r r'n * « i - -- 1 • n * in’ DeWolakl / Mill 1»» non* 1.1, t l i ' oil It. European litu a . n i < .d I' it. iw c., isc,p il I ar.»h House.Thi ,oom w. I u« he fo rt of those wishing to attend. School r .> - ’ o. Mi th..li*t rh.nvli on . b ' re o i i icon .1 •• .V I r> A’r o g r a in I*on E n .le, o f A o ' , i K i l l . . a ..l tl * l l s i i o i -:-; h i : m t i : d t o m i: IC E S KOH ( ) l Il ls C L K A K A M T I ST.tlo K L D IT 'L D T O •« .itirc* .o n a .ic fn t utin inllucnza. FRIDAY Sallle IDrrUon Chapter of 0* Miss 1-awtnn, vice* pres [licit . Daughter* of the American HevV Mr. nml Mrs. S. O. Chnfi*. 1 lutlon will have hare a covered di* prrsiiled over the buslm-.s meet rv e a th eir g u rst I r two weeks, luncheon* In' connection with I* Ing. Mr*. Ffed Myer.i ■ was in .'-.r*. C. A. Lam «>( St. Micim. Is, Mil. Mt*. Ij ii i . i a M-tii in f.iu regular monthly meeting a t tP charge of the program . Other numhtr* on the nrntrrnnt if Mr*. Chase. home of Mr*. C. K. Daw»cn, # " included a talk on "T h rift” hy E. Park Avenue, with Mia. W. e. d F. Hcusholdcr; a piano solo by Henley and Mr*. Geo.ge Morgn . .its Mary Helen Tew, and u The r,t|>' of Neks Millrr, 15 as eo-hostc**es. ■' e* ing by Miss Martha Stevens year* of age, who een»ider* her Ro*e Circle of the Garden C>b The attendance pennant wa* 1 If tpiite grown up, will In will meet with Mr*. R. A- N#r- awarded to Mr. Forguson's room played by Mi*, Ollvt' t linpmnn. man, Ho»o Court, a t 0:J0 A. M for having the most mothers nil Miianda J .f p e i, a short Sanford Homo Demonstrwon iittiibir bi innn m her mid.lie i t i ' i ' l 111 in m i \ Club will meet at the home of present. ■ hi tli", hy lain 1 Priest. Mi* Mr*. J. O. Ande*. 0C0 Wc»t T fn H. M. Goodwill Main I tTiupmmi will play the tieth Street, a t 2:30 Pi! M. Frank Woodruff. Jr. part of OI[i«* Ilinlitebiiry, o A white elephant »alo will be Mrs. II. Ik D.tgir.' M'hnnl teacher. held for the 4*H Gltla Sort G. E. Rollln*, 2t0o Park Avenue, I'ryatnl t'lu ett. .lane'* eotoln Course In Tallahas*ec. Each Win­ with Mr*. J. M. Stlneciphcr ns from the eity. will In* in ted by te r 1* requested to bring anR«m co-hostes.*. Mi»* Mary llel in, and Marian Circle Three will meet with for aalf. .ilulnh, n gellllt wolllnll. will bMember* of the A ia le a .lic lo Mrs. II. II. Reek, 2420 U u rc l played b> J l in Ellen Mi l iitrlhi'i of the Garden Club are reqfitcd Avenue. Ki'litiyh'i I'.ll, a tall, fine Circle Four will meet with Mr*. to meet at 11:00 A. M. al tho appearing ehup in hi* midilh home of Mra. L E. Spencs* 814; Voile Williams, 110 East First te.enlie*, dinlingiii-he.l in mmmei E**t Eighteenth Street, antnrom Street. and otivion ly i f riv a l wealth, Circle Five will meet with Mr*. there motor to tho home » Mr*. will' In' play.,1 by lloyd Coleman. Fred Pope fo r the m eetlnf'E lec­ J. »t. W«»t, (113 Magnolia Avenue. •link It. Herring wilt net tin* Circle Six will meet In the tion of officer* will be h p *ndj part of Toby Sinipkin*. who love* delegates to th* conference* Hi bar chureh annex. to play pianli*. uiol Jn*on (inuih. 60-60 Bible C.la*» nf the F irst elected a t this time. Roll J tl wlU W'lin ha, a permanent groin h. be "My Garden Resolution. / Methodist Chureh will hold n A better may of firing «•• nienV w'll be playe I In It uulall I'l ie*t Mr*. I. E. F.*tridge, K blrrm f business meeting a t 7:30 o'clock rrofly-mmlo clothing iiinl die**’ lie ( n<n»h.io will enaet the pait II ef the clvie departm ent Af toe nt the homo of Mr. nnd Mr*.MiVji nil"sure 1 Ib' ii la*» Smith. 11 young th an l*y bu^t Women's Club, has annfttccd .a L. Caldwell asslattd by k..... 1loin* i«* tht* objectivi* in tin* m v\- hiteh I111,1 1 . party fo r winter v U lto iito he Kathrvn Tllll*. •**t nuasiirifuf utmly nu ll i i.ik* n held a t the club house alS:30 3’. 1 Circle* of the Woman's Auxil­ .«>; the Krdo’al |tiire:m nl II nn. M. Hostesse* will be Ml. C. ,T'. iary of the Prcsbvterinn Church rc«n»mic». Two yrnr.4 n**«*. tin* .Mrs. S t a h l, D a u g h t e r Procter asiisted ly Mr/ M. C. will meet ns follows: Circle One. Mrs. W. II. Arnnlk II11rm 11 htartetl n Mimibi** •tn*lv «*f Swingle, Mrs. J . T. Nctby. <nd chnirn'an. will meet with Mr*. Ik i hiltlrrn'n I oily nirnnun iin ni < i l .n t c r l a i u c d A t P a r t y Mr*. Rev a Andrew*. im t't the ncfil fur U11« • til in D irt Gardener* Circle of th* J Hull)' TOO I'nlm rtln Avenue, id rb'blnn'i* cluthinj:. Garden Club will meet 4 0:30 A. 3'30 P. M. Thin Rtiiilv W*« Iro ntlv c mfire le Two. Mrs. W. I.. Ilrn lr" M. a t the home of M f R- H. W l- ti „ ft-d'e-, t ,i*, . II. G*H- "hnlrtw*n. wrlM i r i f l with ''r« . •' |»lrtri|, nfter 1 t".(WO «‘bilif** •» ;• mi Cobh, 313 W -.t Fifteenth I t«» 17 yea** obi in 1** *■* her of Leesburg w ill'g iv e / tho A. wi"p men • ll MiI A*t •» re-ult. nt n form.it f «»ccet. r t 3 :'0 P Al. second talk In his ‘»*Hee on (I'crl* 'H irci'. Mrs R. |1 llieb !',irrn u lir-t pr**|«n • I it » "Landscaping.'' J f !.v !•' •» e V 'c n m n . will mcrl u Mi ilrrn*-* rlotl»<*i»* i»ii'*lii 1•« . Centre' Cirri# nf *e Garden •cvimin. nine two ilim»'M"in •«.? * l l ' . II. J 1,'hmwn. 010 p*lm,oi tlu b will meet a t tp horn* nf 'Irs *»•»» fri'lli. ‘pateml f |||.* ti*- * Vr*. G. E. Rollins. 1400 Psrk Aw**ir n* ” :”n P. At., iti1h M* fn rto rv P4*p , a(:*p «v»j s**i in . • • Avenue, at 10:00 A. I . i r^ irr M"' \ Q**«fs* prptpni TI*o !’■»-«*•»••' • ' SATtlRDAf / •••111 Wind •# l#*1 'If* •*► »* l»o*:»*»» penrlltnacnl I,*' *• • CeceJlsn Music. CIO wHI meet v ir-r *i|!in trO W**«t Vin While the rhddr.'n** fit" I* •• •• u I* ♦rA^tt^» Rl*T*'t *t**t’' oV| »ol* «t|In«v ot», m iR ii^rlii • •• I ( f 'f t f V'YR 'If* A I n tv iu 'nil* r< f" n rc -i. • • w,|l' mss.** - ’•h '.If r |||isiMi'P*iif<nIf »*.i T> H— »-* IMP n**tev*«.f».| Av*» 'icli'xlll' l-rcn * P M f v p r i f . l 1 I|IM ».* r*. *• Annual Invitation* dance of tho r . r r/CIrcle S li. Mrn. J. lb Wnoflruff. IP" H(l|HMtl'« W , M.l\ MS" I Klw»nj* C1ub.*UlJ>* .h e ld , f w n ___ m slrm n". will mcr* with Aft* .i p , , . , t v . u n „i ,i" '»r 10:00 #. M. until 2?D A. Sl.T nthv and W Works M ayfair Hotel. K»*nlan» _— . oodruff. 112 West Seventeenth „.nv f|„ k n rc l 'bv their guest* -who tU h to play d irect, a t 3:30 P. M. Administration bridge or Chin#**’checkers a re i T iip u n tv Fifle.tiifu* ImmIv iii.okiin'tm inlt asked to task* gaervatlon* by^ T ' KJtllAi Int-.ft on P’rli iP-lRwfl r*«*»». telephoning 732-W^or 057-W. "Sunbonnet Jane of R yam o r •*~>f*.| «*i|H n»l • n the rliiMrefi Clrelca of (he W m i.n'. M i..lon -|U n » , ' a three-art comedy play, P ’li# n n M"mn" tmv« .« il»-»*w- *v * ary Society of t»c First H aptirt will be presented at (he Junior *•«» i ««*••! «• hi iv f:n«l tie*I *' Churrh will meet nt 3:30 P. M high *ho<d by the Scmm T .'unit •I i, li»l I >*| |||«. I'Ll, it** In- VO (tl km follow a* ' PwDlb’m Lc«|fuc nf the U ral »>>. \ a*s »l»n»\ V iiiv nidum i^H Circle One will meet with MB- .M ethodlit Church a t 8:00 P. 61. l»"Vi' b '*l le wi'li tlfpsecs »li f "iirtiiii/'d'' nt tin* -Wi"t rpini* •» ii-n tb»'V •*'•! flown One nf the r ami M *o »s»«. »i»w i||i »s thir« int'i * *i lin tlii* ike«t sold from lh« O llier p ml* » l i i r e g a r m e n t , two tables of Haol a e m i , n i to e lln in , il it Woman f Ti v .-i m Illustrate tlli'u' iH'li.xli*. * wen' lend ft.'lil IMw ill Markham, l i!i Wheeler Wilt-ox. Walt Whiliu.in, hi'tiirfrll.iu, W hit­ tle", Kipling. Tennyson .m l Halim* OI Hie lllmlerll purls, -I ■ ipiaiixl I'm t. San nine, Aiken iiinl Milln). 'l l * la .ll1i',ie rail,.I sp.vi.ii utti nib'll ■•> .Sydney I mi', l. lio n gill * beiavixl |u*el, and ,ug1*1 led till! pel poll* t l ) 1,1,111 fluenee pnl'lie npinien in the N.itiaiml '||.d| , f I'.inie \ .ie l,\ helping I** 1la,,• Sv.lini lam er in a |ni iii.tn |„| dial litinm lie ' lap. 11a* ei'llellldnl It, ’ ' ' O ' 1 •a la 1 ,'i> n pel in ■, linn it- a •|, etal iei|iie.*l fi. m die Mi.dll'll.e l .iv, \ I;,-,| II1I11,. ell* '* Hu' I" II •' mu 1. pi,<g nun -tle.'liall. Hiitehii"<ii, .'|. Iv mi In',al Ml,a Marian Helen ITiiiim*. nnd M in IV ggy McTri-f, ul,". ' It'lin •.•l . iMt.i, t,v Pete Mui a* I n l 1' i| , t... \ |, I',, I C ow an 'll* p ViMIIH • A\.l * lfi* I Latch and Poll P arrot %akoei which aro ad> YOTtUod below will bo ■ fi flre n away absolute* I j f ^ If free, Friday and " Saturday only. Jfd tkoro len*t H r eotrli. \\r merely d a t to ra l down oo ear afoel* »« *»r Ml k«w room for laroaolan f*pr!n« anti final or otyloo. and In addltlMa la prle* lilted M aliooo onThe Ikf*#le ttwo table*I'nmedlately oaaaoatlr p . a t are below f lila g cnwny loik pair e n ililievery of llsel-Lolcb ood Poll P arro t Sbori and oedloorilr soil for |3 . t 8 to f U i but aro now on sale wincrii V • f •* / m f IjH 4 H a f I H f H • H • H 1* H f/ AAA ti AA A • ( 1 / 1 a a a i i a 1 'i - I P ■ c / 1 ' i * T 2 2j 1 i a / . 4 2 1*1 a i a i / r • / a it IT L a tc h E ho ca Ilr'.ed be'ow a r c re g u la r it a r e vow o n aa le a t 12.94— M ostly a a t t i i a low p rice. T h e n urn her'. t»f > a ro eb o Hated ac co rd in g to Hire a a d is \ i•' y n i t i t , m e mi tile b i k to t u t , n Ike rlioude r , olid iiioun.i (In* . tinhole*. 1 lie no .i-uremeiit* will lit*lii«t*' ( l o s e p a i l s e f tin* bony onil, u In n e l a l . i l to olli.'i i i i m u n ' i i i i nt* ltint i o w ith n c e r t a i n I ) | t <f build, n II m d irn ti' uhillirr m not , . u i a le iiu l rh o u ld k iiiluiii'd ul llo-ne |Hiiuts Some of the iiieaslltrnienl* lal.cn have b irn requested by m n n iifarlm eis of rpeeinl gar m ints. Slip iiv in u f n r t u i e r a h av e a rk o l fo. an oirr-the-shouliler dim ensdn l)i«l will guide them ill providing .-boulder snap*. Aintlier pulnl Ihey w snt In know is how far frmn renter fninl mid eentir bark to ntlarli shoulder strap i. Corset and foundation-garment mnkcia want ce*tnin trunk inrai urrmrnt*. Stoikm g tuuiiu* factu m * want informitluii to use |Us n guide in shading lo se a t the ankles and thu tops. I There is no pnoUelion yet as : to what diniensioni will prove latisfactory for *iting ready, made clulliing nr p itte ru s. Probally two or even three measure­ ment* will be necrxxaiy. Mean­ time, many women from all walks of life in different |Mut* of the counlry *re being inru*um | through wciiien'* clubs, parenttcorher und other women'* organi­ sation*, and rrtail store*. The hV titrasurrnu-nti now taken are com­ pleted In about 4S minute*. I Is* hntl.ir \iiiihs I'* ••••*• «*• | h« I i(*i Mi • Liii.li l*rr*« nt Siinluinni* J.ine ul >i-.iniiire I ..me C O M E D Y IN 1(11(1 I A( f S A P. M l.i, ll i J u n io r l l i . l . A n I.lurium 15c A 2-.. M rlF Z LAST TOILS TODAY DON’T MISS IT! E dgar Every day D Sometiody's birthday. Let OUR flowers send x>ur greetings. C ut Cower* fo r every De­ ration. Funeral De­ sign*— Coisages, etc. W ’r l If w f u n III N I i C h a rll* M cC a r t h y M o r iln e i S n e jd It a t . — JiA N IO R I/l.l) blllUJNK NILNALLt FRIDAY & SATURDAY—DOUDLL DILL IIANLS a i i i i .l t h : Shirts Slmrls & 190 EACH IRIS MEREDITH rriDDMAN—SHf.LIIY V/0RK SHOES Value* to i Trod Shoes which agio at N J 4 per P* i -i 111 i n B E R G E N I J»P*n ha* been the largest buy­ e r 'o f »rr*p motsl in the Unltrrl Slates every year for 10 yeara ex* cept 1031i T hat year, Canada headed thd list. ( 0AT> •, ' . “KIT CARSON” SERIAL *295 PURCELI 406 SANFORD AVE. WE CLOTHE THE I FAMILY—WE FURNISH. THE HOME �Kiim use roim By William THIS CURIOUS WORLD F erg u so n IU k _ order to boo*t buxine** In French capital a fte r dark one eelon h a t been made. Iter*•hop owner* may light their rw nlenleyx, providing the U “ dlrrctcd solely on thr dUd object*." e u-e of lumlnou* »lgn» remalnx forbidden. ■______ ii tl A N H n sa r.~ rss NT ASUCM OP THe SO U TH eR N B O R C 6f= P A S T E R N V A /e s r s / f f a o i N H A 1 6 R A ja rrw e fa . N O R T H . Seminole County Court Records than / R eal E . t . t . Ceaveyaace* T btt.II„ H enrietta, widow to hill-■ U rd If. Bacon % ld n g le, If. O ltnn, r t ux to Max­ well Stew art, e t ux B*l-Alr Really Co. lo Frtinec* Dutton R a il E .tato M b r tf.it* ! Sagvdale, R. L., at ux lo Cba*e A Company I Jaetmon, Harold IL ,. e t ux to Chaae k Company S a lL fa .Ila a . of M arlgage fa n fo rd Production C redit Awn. to Tho*. T. W heaton, e t nx C h M k Company to B. L. R ag* data // £ T H e N O RTH ERN * BO RD ER O P W B STER h W E S T V lC *<£>IM U X . fHlS? * ANSWER: When Ute rt*in« mm la II degree* below the horizon A & P BAKERS BREAD F r.» k l, R ea .taJI F r .t k l, Crouna*. EIGHT O’CLOCK 21 OZ. SOFT TWIST MILD & MELLOW 22 OZ. rULIJIfAN -18 OZ. HOME STYLE y . WHEAT itvi; Br a c k e d w h e a t VIENNA * COFFEE 3 LB. DAO............ ..39e 3-1 Li t. HA€i* SAUSAGE try it lb. 2 9 c PORK SHOULDERS lb. PORK HAMS lb. BACKBONE meaty lb. a x in a ix n it SIRLOIN STEAK lb. Jur ANN PAGE—Prepared SPAGHETTI r o in u .....* /• Wli Oc. Can ** f / Sh o u l d e r > ib. i8c can- , 25c Al.l. MKAT COCKTAIL 2' roast SPAM A & l» DELICIOUS FRUIT *» 15c 13c 16c 15c 37c 15c HAMBURGER lO\ % CIT dTRINOl.KSS I1KANS 2 No. "i cans 15c r ye Ginger Bread Mix " ° |o / APPLE SAULE 2 No. 2 can* “ ” '| jrf Pa n c a k e f l o u r ' “ j u foni wr Tomatoes 3 no. 2 cans Jg^ > U U rb w M a in e 4‘Ol.leAltDH: H u p p l k a iro«*«l, «|nt. b u n Jrtr.iMr. COHN , ilrfl'rn. M ip p llra ll u h t . |»fr d o t 2 1<**2 o«\ • t ' l X i ' M l i i . R H - F l a . a u p p l l i -n ft'W. « b " «•*. 1*11. M e I l f H i r t . A N T — N u p p l k a nifl«lar* nt*. ikrvi.’i n l I •«r It t. m a r k e t ah nti l ■I' Ady 1 *i hu. h p r . u rn . t<j Qu.tlliy. I.oo. | ;n K H i-A R O f.n —F l a . a u p p l l e a fa ir. li»t. Iipr. f.dt*. 1.I.T TU C U — liitf f l u i t o n aup* pile* li g h t . d » m a r i ' l f a ir , m a r k o t l l k h t. Ice b e r g Ic id . 3 doa . 7 it * 9 o c , I d o t I 75*: 00 M U ftT A Il tr — Faur, p * r d o t . 3Se 4 If. O K R A — Vo a u p p l k a . ONIONS; ( O U T ) — N o r t h e r n y a k low. 5a II* I,air*. I 0 0 - 1 1 5 ; W II 1T K . 1.50*175: SP A N I HI I T T F B e 1 75. O N IO N S: ( O l t K E N I — F lu . aup* p i k a fa w , 35r«|0fl p * r df>t. bun. I' A ll N LE V — F t * , p a r d o t . b u n 15c* 50c. I'KArt! C K NOLIPII) — Uu. !, pr 1.00*1.35. FtCCANH — Qa. p a p e r ahal U T a r lou* r a r l e i l M , l l c * I 5 c f ' I N K A l 'I ' L K — No a u p p l k a . F K I T ’ KIIK— FL A . a u p p l k a fair d a m a n d fa ir. bu. h p r . 1.35*1 SO e r t a lrl»h Now J a r a ty | t , j miM I t A l i l H l i r . S — F l a . f a w le a d d o t b u n 1%r* 35r. ItO M A lN i;— St ippH ra fe w , 1 *g b u hpr . 7Sc IU T A I 1AOAH --10 Ih bag* . 76c. Hl'IN'.Vt’l l —hupplte-a f« w , bu. h p r . 7 t f - l na KQI’AMI**—N u itp lk a f a ir , il a m n n d fa ir, VrllhW r t i i n k n r r k , p r r l»U. 3 oo-c 6A; W li ll a , bu. h p r . t 0c - l oo: O hio fl'iF iU rtl - r r»rr Il». h h t i :t in v t a t o r h — nuppi #b fa ir. C W T I n c a . I o o . i *5; t k o r j c l a . H V T l.*u* %nr . i <19 H T IU W p n iltlK H — F lu . f a w . p e r p in t l * r . | k , TT H N fF M : o i n r . r . N j — F lu . aup* pt lr « few. ilm . b u n 6«‘C* • ' ‘c. b u baVt 7f*e T O M A T n n u — Nupp lle a l l u h l . d e ­ m a n d fu lr. a t r a d v r m t rk e l. a r p r . 60 Ib t'rmtfm «,-r «i» m n l iv 1 ( n . 1 £p W A T F t t r R F S U — IMg -llftpll***. f- w . i i n r H l |»n«r tint. SAo-tOf LITTLE WONDER STUDIO COHN FLAKES IGr •Ox o- tL 2 No. 2 cans 25c No. 2 carta ]0c WlATCH FEED ■ tm x r r ir .L ii !i lb. pkR- ntKin w. u. MEAL 5 Ib*. *0 MASH 13e D A R IN G POW DER CALO DOG FOOD - • 3— 16oz. cans lb. t .. . ■ Ab b -- 2 oz. bottle 19c 1 LB. r x u . tea 4 Ib. pkg. 19c BRILLO 2 Pkg*. 8»c tv.ti.icm* 15c Whole AiJL Ib. ■— - - - • : ■■ ' - - ’ *•5•:££&-* - 1 lb. IQ0 IIOMR GROW* ' unMK fmn**x GREEN CABBAGE \ lb. Center O Q C g lees lb. AlU Pure Lard punch CARROTS rral 4 lbs. 2 9 0 ju ry White Bacon n t:x (ix K lb. >] ORANGES l doz. H f r e sh b e a n s ;lbs. 150 2 staks 110 YORK APPLES i 5i L . 170 UiTFOnt) CELERY 9>/20 im itu lb. lJ l/2^ lb. m Lamb Shoulders , * COOKING ONIONS 4lbs. 100 T r.M iF .n M o rK L R ix Picnic Hams White Boiling Bacon FLORIDA LETTUCE M . t Ib. 2 2 * Big Bologna Ib. | | l / 2£ m IIOMR OROW’M ENGLISH PEAS 1 Sliced Bacon VV/i^. H . U. MItJtL OR Grits Corn GA. YAMS \ 19^ 10 ibs^ 1 9 0 Drcfismg qL 27^ X lW H ’ 3 for 25? I I IIOLLV Corned Beef 15<I PILLSHURY’S I1EST 5 T.bn. 27c 10 Lbs. 20 I .bp. 53c 89c U a k I t a i M n , av Li t. u u k u Picnic Hams 13* liv K Coffee \ lb, Luna Beans lb. $0 Syrup FLOUR is o . NEW POTATOES MiRACl.3 w n i r p A L A |i„ „ „ , . 4 lbs. “ g £ 1 TO *, ( i n h r * V a l t a r ' l1?- 5 0 FRIDAYFEATURES K K tlH * YC Peaches 2 tor 94 COCONUTS Full Cream Cheese lb. 181/2* Ol II o w x 1 ttt:A t. i . a r u c lb. 6^ ft LBfta Ballard's Flour 27^ Rinso IU K E .1 25f ZSa IT* ZSa M* ZSa 390 I* O L JA R M ACARO NIAND-CHFESE READY IN 9 MINUTE W if *THK%K *K1 ’ U U X Peanut Butter 1 0 0 Snowdrift lb. m lge. IVORY SOAP Medium \ 5%c Large 3 \>r 25c Pineapple Guest 6 1or \ * 25c Tomato Juice Fruit galadK * 5 0 Baked Apples j s t Pear Mix ^:fr 2S^ Blue Rose Rice 17% Dandy Line P k40 *r~7r Asst. Jelly 2 (or 2$f> 9mmyi 2* % 4 150 8 Oz. Tomato Sauce 5c 6 Oz. Tomato Paste 5c Bread "TH i ll °Al30 PALMOLIVE SOAP a eansep2 fot jPARKAY SELOX \2 • RALL IH TH* BUCKO NO. 1 TALL URL it TAI,L 9 U M O M T t T a ll U n . 1 11 .L .liu L Uaj4 1 ' ' H IR W r Lo r . ■H Cut Beets lO f p iL L e R tm ra h u sw s ? STEW • * 15c Shamrock Flour : 8 Lk*. 81* ; 10IM. x N( ,r U lk V I ,..,^ « ....... HEE1 Dt-TVK i Farina IV tlM Irt*. llr e v a .tV h ll* 5 lbs. 17c LIMA DEANS 3 No. 2 tuns 25c IMAGE lb. t • -2c M:n ami Uir.UIICB KLKEN-LIN 20 oz. boltlc 10c lr«T. head 5c ; i , •* ' • • , • a a n * a . - i i , i M . a a b aW an l i m 2 bunches 9c BEANS 3 16-oz. cans |7 £ A'GAS pound 2c a . R. Ct rBRRIVM 5‘lis 10 II,b . 23c CRACKERS 2bxs. I t y pound 1 10c a r k c . BaCM*a* 2 lbs. Bu&v 3 lbs* 10c FIG.BARS BROCCOLI PURITAN JUICY CURED HAMS a -f C I TALL fylFOOMOOVT (T1II.I POWDER RILEY’S PRODUCE DEPT. • ■inm i : u r o w w Sirloin, Club 2 lbs. 29c; T*Bone lb. 19c Hamburger, Brisket 2 lbs. 25c Liver lb. 19c; Bone In Stew 4 lbs. 25c Hair or 10 lbs. 1 9 c J a N ’ ***** . 4LR. I T * . 25c r a a .- rU v a H a s EXTRACTS " • J S lrJ i w " " BABY B EEF SALE 25c 34 ox. can 28 Ib. bag C3c FRI.-3A T. Stew Ib. 8c Steak lb. 23c Jewel ' * lie ; 15c; Ib . i n . I t . i i . B aae. 3 far I IM a i K tU k ip L,>. Hahie Baaa. S far ta. H .lee Ip tik a lU * far iautl Itate* Spaghetti S far ix.o*. can 10c SHORTENING 23 Hm. bag | t ’. J I a a H , i a n S a a y . H li* C i t . p l C a w . B . , C la m C l k w l t r k C kU kaa C » V a 9c 10c Amt rA m t No. 2 can. HJCO MATOES IF IT 5 HEINZ W E HAVE IT Jewr.L-VKr.ETABLM n o rA tA R N n N. J. MILK FED VEAL SALE Roast Chops Cake Flour 8 os. P^K*. CODFISH CAKES APPLE * * HAMS lb. IIV^C RACK LONE Ib. 14e SHOULDERS Ib. lOe SIDES Ib. R«*e PAN SAUSAGE Ib. I«k Ppi HE A lls Ib. 5c HASLETS Ib. 10c I’f l . l . a l l l f t Y’t reaches 2 no. 21/J cans 2SCcoRTOxa ...__ BLICKD Pig: Pork Sale JERRY ’S ARCADE 31* SANFORD AVE. ■ r* * rrn :i.i> WI1EAAT PUFFS E ,P A P E R bu. a PHOTOS 10c , Enlnr«cmrnln 25c & BOc 23c PEARS'..................... i j ' l fe w b t L T l M V r doa. b u n . 44c*»0e. U llO C CU L I — b u p p l i a a mod*r* a t r , tU mu m l f a i r , l u a r k u t a t a ^ d y . jl'*4U lo. CAIItiAGI-: — h u p p l l a a m o d e r u l a . ilcuiuml poo r. m n r k M u i t u i t M - C o |M-nh« 5 * n 1 la bu. h p r . Cur-Tic. T o b I t ao* 20.oa. UA III IACK ((*IIIN KMi:| — l*rr doa. 3fti-5t>r. CIIA Y O TK H — F l a . a u p p l f r a mod* a i a i r bu. hp r. C lllU 'llY — H a . H4 bu. h p r i.M -i.n . C A HItO TH — p f r . d o t . b u n . 40a* P»*» <l*»a. b u n . 4a c- 30r. F l a . 1 bu h p r. 7 5 r - l 00 (*A IT .IFM iW i:rt — F la. ruppllaa f*u*. I *i l»u. t r i g ISO 4* i:i.i:ilY— 5 i.i. *upi»it- * gtxttl, «|f>* m a m l m i r . t - 4 tint, i . i o . j i:, i i f -.a i h h — » i... d o a I*1? 1 ;;WT n a a i *o r k SALAD DRESSING t l . l M A ) — F lu . I*O TA Tora — nED CIRCLE........35c IK) KAIt............... lb. 19c ANN l'AOI-«—Rich, Creamy, Sr.to.tlli 1 7■ °.(Juart 45# n i liA P K F I I U I I i — r i a . aid. h i* L’H C o m b 1 3 5 : !4 h a . b a g a tb C pm h «oc; L J t ‘a b o a l . l a . T A N t l K I t l N K h — Fl u. % baa lid omit, t u f l . l * AIM'LDF — fiu p p l lrg m o d r r u t t tfU. I«akt. «3c*1.33. aV W LA bo y u *So hUpl/tttk. liA A A A A .* — lii l p o r t r u . d u p p l l t a M t u j r u l t , U it u a il d luir, l»« I IU-'* c .4 r. ii t. A N H : IH N A I' l — FlU. f r w — bit. ngjr. 1.15*3.IV. W u i b u. h p r. Rlhai ■Him Jur MARKET REPORT T h u r « d a y . J a n . I I , 1 M I . P h o n e 41 Uftlly M f w r i o r M U i til t r u l l # ■nd rafftib lci at t h o H a n fo rd 4>ot« F o r m era* W h o l o o a l o M a r k e t Id tru e k e ra , c a rlo ! O M om blrra t M o t h « i d « « U r a f o r a 34 h o u r p « r to J • n d i n g i s : o l A. M. t o d a y na re p o rt* • d b y II. i . t * h n i i a . M u o a g r r . OFtANUKH: — F l a . l i r u c | l a . UK «*«>rnb. 1.1 L; H ba. La**, u i C o m b y.-C. No. T w o * IJz. I , | a No. T b u •ASIA, Ja n . I t . —4 0 — Folg a report by expert* th a t jmlnoui halo" I* rifible over i. a t night under crrtaln atm t condition*, tvuuiiiviiB f new u r n light‘ rrle r rrru le U o n , h a r t been .1lamed. ____ altenIn. the future particular ______________chad n m u tt be paid to *badbig hi any which .lend* to be deflected a* from tle ra to r ahafta ipd the tapper atorlet of buildlnm. — reminded i P*rl»l*n» are 'also the "halo" In quettlon waa ibly eeunrd by growing care, and warned th a t "not - glim m er" m u it be vblbla th e window* or private rr*l- n 'vr--'jV THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA „ Lighting: Roles Made For Paris 1 w ‘* ^EM-' ■■ ■ EYAPOBATSD FRUIT BALE lie _ Soc SHELLED PECANS PUMPKIN: 2 for W ’ V. a m « R �m • *•* t n t .» rw V x t fV i* V «r m w « -V » e3#-vsir W i / O . * «> • \:.v ^ • IraT * • •: \ fro ,> t ^ X V ? \T ? TT?a< * >•- » * r i. * *n . * , J A N U m il. 1 1 4 8 ^ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA . ------- J*.------ - r a rv • •-*. VkV. . a. ' 1 *.*«*'/ :* M V l .k A t: Professional Women | Enjoy Turkey Supper IC m i I m M A f f ln n n R p l l lu R i nnigr fers irfl mason oeu (M M ,#u#r "Thelnitrnm Victor | Th# ent F ro a P » a» T * r» ) n . rt S I* given a bit of tpleni ' »>dd ■itv in n in- >• travel foi l>'f I u.,1 by the llliiu-i* lVntr.il .:.-tl i«l Company. Till* folder i* hrtv.nifa! two-color job end I • I -‘S u m y Florida for llrnllh. iifm 'ti ■■> and Fun Thi* W inter.' It * fil'd! with nttrnctlvr pic• * f vnrl wi* Florida w inter iltinclfnna—nnd of cour.e. It mention* the lllinol* Central'* :•'*> th rida-bound train*, the i‘l.iii.l.in » n j The Seminole. ! Ruby rile ra , Miaa Lillian .Dunlap,' Mlia Ethel Rlaer, Mr*. NancyBrock, Mr*. R. M. Maaon, Ml**1 Theremin.’’ Esther Hughey, M's* LouUe Swain and Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker ha* no *ey- G iv e P ro g ra m A g a in board, auing*. «eJ« »r pipe. FRUIT CAKE. AFTERWARD and U M played w ithout the per* If you have eny leftover bit* of form er touching g It, lim ply wav ing hla handa In the air. Thli fruit cake, beat them 10 minute* ___, In n double boiler anil aerve a* a Inatrument muat be aern and x " ie ” pudding topped by fresh or heard to be appreciated played (canned fruit*. Try pound cake the lection will also be same waythrough the uae of photo-electric cella. There will be no admlriion EGO . W HITES BY TH E C l’l* It take* about eight egg whites charge to thla concert but a freewill offering will be re­ tn equal a cupful. Remember this when using up leftover egg whites ceived. Thla morning Rev. and Mr*. in rooking. Store the whites, covMaaon presented a program at creil, in the refrigerator and they will keep for a week. the High School. • The Maaon Bell R ln re n * Triple Chlmea P lay eri constat­ ing of the Rev. and Mr*. Benard Maaon, nationally know n novelty mnalclana, will again give th eir concert program a t the Firet Methodlat Church to* night a t 7:4$ o'clock. Thla group la nationally famoua fo r th eir Interpretation of aaered mualc on many novel In_ atrum enta rarely heard on the A enteH alnm en t platform . The program will eonalat o f aelectlona played on the following Inatmm eaU —Sariaa Hand Bella, Mualcal Olaaaea, Singing Baw and / Oojden V ibraharp. Two extra apodal num ber, will be tho play­ ing o f the world’a largeat act of Triple Octave Chlmea and the world’a moat myaterioua inatru- PAGE FIVE; IIEI.I’ IN IRONING For holiday party tea table*, acoop out tiny roll*, butter the inaldca and whrn r^aily fur the table heap the inaldca with ionic cold aalad; crab, chicken, tuna, tongue or ahrimp arc top*. When pressing or Ironing keep n .lamp *pengc in a saucer. rip-* by. It can be used for giving extin ilumpnes* to articles, for op in ­ ing seam* or sponging collar* and cuff*. [ MONEY! NOT JUST PLAY MONEY! MONEY THAT YOU CAN ACTUALLY SPEND. ANI) WE GIVE IT FREE! ASK TIP* CASHIER. . a BACON lb. £)C "FAMOUS- COPELAND BEST GRADE SAUSAGE lb. J lc ARMOUR'S SKINLESS ^ SUGAR 5 lbs gw . ~ « 25c GOLDEN KEY MtLK WIENERS lb. 19c c PLUMP FAT HENS ~ 23c MORRELL'S HAMS H A L F OR W H O LE LB. D H A n u icu BRANDIED ^ MONARCH MM COFFEE MINCE MEAT lb. 19c l l ’ / s * * FLORID A V, rj w . x u Cane Syrup qt. 21c *c7lf Smitt FooJ-i NOW PLAIN OR CHOCOLATE FLAVORED Papaya Juice TW T**a» utkjm m t BLUE PlATE H it b a tte r ) Choice' r*% CHURNGOLD 10c IBAU“T in : IIOUCRN aPKBADSavo Coupon* 4 fk C For Premium* lb. a t 'O T T 19 Coconut lb. 25c _ . am i P ARD Pineapple Juice 16c * Kl i m t. a a*, a c a s DOG F O O D Pie Cherries 26c 3 cans 25£ Asparagus 35c a p k ij *. Cracker Jack 10c T A B la P and G Salt 3 pkgs. 10c S-O-A-P Matches 3 pkgs. 10c Giant Starch 3 pkgs. 10c liar* r.oxo a r a a n u Charcoal bag 10c xi lir ttk w m m (ix o t'v o Meal 5 lbs. 11c IVORY SOAP ir in r r r a L|>. Grits 5 lbs. 11c lad. c Size 2 for 15c . n o sty *:•* Table Peaches 15c M mwS Rl* M A Jar Peanut Butter 25c HEINZ’S X « « rr* CALO c.%* lUc roll SmAU 33c Lare. 50c Towels allK C U IlK tl FRESH 1 lb. ctn. 10c 4 Lbs. 37c JEWEL 25c llm * » « ll > « . j i m n a r o o FORT H O W if a 7 t* * £ c g liA U FOOD \ CENTERS 201 E. First St. m i n i s i vi V > ro o o i H K A Q U A R TER S lb 2 7 c Jbhnson-Kndieotl ( Emp l o y e e s Vole Against ll n i o n s # t'mmt ImaaPal Pm ** till t IH iS t 15c lb l 35c Ib PIG PORK Hum* 16c Ib 25? BEEF Shouldor* S au sag e 23c Ib 27c VEAL ROAST IS c Sparo Ribs W p ilp tn 6 *Jn«l#n Ki-ilrd 15c 12 c Ib CHUCK ROAST CHEESE 17c Ib W r t i f . n B fA n Jc J B rrf Kt.l CullAJM 15c Ib Vila Froslt Colloo— M a x w ell Sfouse_lL_22V2C TOMATOES I *** pnr B rjn d " O i ' a l i Of«A'» OLEO SHRIMP 9 '^ c ib F a m o u s T r o p ic a l B r a n d r.s. Ird «ht" I •#'»dlv toil **»d »***» hs*» B«ll"noi6 ,j»il OYSTERS h#*b PRUNES r«l 1 net* il •• * I t t h r p t tk ol pc •*rvtto n ' •|o 2'4 C.n B fg pt. 2 3 c 10c N o. l#v«n i BRiAD CROAKIRS spmi ty i I* *>. VW, ko.l 4-ibs 2 5 c I fi D E m O B liY it c •la.O . . . \ .. U> It. BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM HEALTH FOODS C A keR C P T L V V ellow K dn D i e d G e «> lb s 23c U •. I U>.k Z lp p lc s 5 «»• 17 c NAcklMn WsPva.sp W J '/,.c 25MMUA5 L v J 21 - o s . J a r s /ft O n i o n s 4 ••->* 10c Yam s I ./ km SV/EET M IX E D G E O R G IA M A ID 4 !/2 C Bunch .. N It* E Crisp Lg. M A pples 4 it * 19c UlitHM Bt««*d l.a m r I rr l.r ra l.e l lite r i rU p lieittl I'/t stulk U S No 1 Men*e Imh **ii PO TATO ES F lo rid a G re e n Mrs. L illia n Sarilla C abbage * 1 0 I. 1 9 c »* 2 c Smooth, Rich, Nourishing! Famous Land O ' Sunshino Peanut Butter *» JAN. 22-27 Mr*. Saville i* well (jualifiril to lirlp you in |d.iiiinng rective diet uaing the wrll-Luiiwii Haiti*- fin-ek S.injiar imiii Health Food* which are iim-i I daily at the fniinoi. Iljtile Creek Sanitarium. Site will dcni(Mi*lratr ami *-\|*L*in the uae of aperial foot!* for u*r in reditriug, weight hiiihlin;, diahetra, and conati|ialioii. No a|>|Miiutiiirnl m ie ..jr y . S C O T - T IS S U E 3 rolls 25c Easior To Maks! pkg TO 6 # 4 4 -p at* Bafcia Gaak Dial SytU a Book • Lxfl» Quart Jar fO R R M JS K H E L ' u i /iT M A li K r T O ff Owu,l ,iliu i( . very 400 Sanford Are. O ra ltin e Large 3 3 c 6 3 c ......... • 32c Yallow Labal Taa Plain or Chocolate Small 4 '/ z C P IU S B U R Y ’S Salad Dressing • 10c F a r in a E A T " • (or mod. M ir a c le W h ip " H O W 4 1 D C Rich In | | * Food Enorgy! pkg H J C IUWASOAP of *oap Powder P a n c a k e T lo a r |h# »k«» C opy OCTAGO N PIULSBURY’S frolact* A Hi C r a n b e r r ie s 10c 1 I w r ld u tr ltr y FREE P0CEP Cvnlti Cult Backbono |i r » h Ot*.‘(>prd 2 lbs. 2 7 £ K 10c ib 21 c Ib Foufhl.............. .. NU-MAID M w W k ik J M BRAINS 17c ib rr.4»jl’ S«tU *w ItfiV*' tl vaIh*fI I ORA ItllW Wilyon Ruuml Bon* MaII Bonrlvit bolldm yuli t»<h |ut« v I AMI Sll W Gall th* Art n '• I jQO m i 27^ ^ A 15c of |rftd«f«4, Slnng Hj H vs Mill BACON I ’r c p u . r c s cau»e of lark of nttrinl.inee. Relative* *«i*l III. rompyny chairman received the ih i k of the vote calmly, nnd with n *eminent. A daughter, Mr* l.illnn Sweet, raid: "H e lay tin re an.I *nilled." . ■ Gcotgc W. John.ell -aid hi* fa 1 l thcr "I* n very nek in.in" i>ul "i* j | improving each day." Compony executive, who r*- i plained they *itight '•* |>re\ent I I the worker* from l« iving their I | Job*, circulated ninmu tin er. m l.! | la*t night with u reqm t tin t I everyone report foi w t*«lr. | Thi* rffo rt rente ,-.| in th* George F. pavilion, » i,creation center here erected hi the ild e rj Johnron fer hi* rmpl •>. • where I Tueiday’* vote* we e i.il.ulated, I I »nd where a dance .ta t. I n' 'III P. M. was to contln.e until mid I night. I Effort* have heen made p'i j I viou.ly by the I'll) aim At . p* , O’gantse frdu*trr In f h Jehp.-tr 1 City and Fndieott hut «n ,.n, n »hop pol ey ptednminute*. In .-.I ' j.ccn t nnd larger llinghumtoi i j g n o te r piopoition of w otket. n . organitril H AM S Swill W ESTERN ROUND SfH/l c*J Rdiun r f I 2 y 2c lb STERK 19c lb »»•** llitb IU»b lb tjg fH A M j r o y c l * car S '/2c L A M B R.edLl* Sl.i.J 2 for Onions 3 lbs. 10<£ TM K r , Apples 5 lbs 19£ Cabbage lb. 2£ ia m W oslctn W holo Shoulders ol Spiing L A R D .N u i ril i n n i * i T CLLA W to m in In Cartont-Bost Puro Nancy, left, nnd Amy Green, aoriali i and Mr*. Norviu II fiie o i of T us. I akatlng coatume*. The ekirl* are 1.1 !• vioji-ln.iii h at; ol L t t . .1 219 S.inford Avo. orjAMtiit g.ci.i> coustfous toor.a SOUPS All 15c Varirtiea v /T The Iil.ind o f Trinhlad rontalrui .» pitch lake over 100 acre* broad. In .'.a yea I * tho lake hn* yielded more than &,009,00D ton* of phnlt. , / GIANT BACON MORRELL’S PALACE In 1039. twenty-seven local goW rinm ent* ron»olidat*>l, extended or adopted civil aerv Ire-previsions f i r their employe**, according td the Civil Service A**embly of the United State* and Canada. r:<e- .• j-M FINGER-FOOD TREATS IN OUR MARKET With vt ill n week in gn before the gate* awing ripen for the r ’rvcrth r.nnunl itard re County Strawberry Feitivnl, Howling Grom i making plan* for the entttt-im n -n t of the large*! rrow.1* In it* hlatory. F*- llval managed A. A. I’riee stnt.-i that ticr. 'i had been rcd-lv.- l froin Governor r.n*l Mr». F r I p i on< *• • Governor i* *ch*-dule.1 11 -*unk .en Mpmlay tnt-nin,-. .I f t.Y " *• U P T O N S 14-pound ' - — (Rad Super Suds) 3 (or 2 5 c Ig* 17c OCTAGON TOILET Soap i 4% c f* t 1 �»• »• t* t/u f THURSDAY, JANUARY fLDRIDA ........pm ■ . ■■toil* ade-At-Home Warplanes Appear Clerk Contest Over England But Is Commended Are Driven Away They'Find All T W • Gutters Is Mot Golf 1939-40 TOPEKA. K w , Ja n . 11. — -Thia it th« -a ll th a t gilttora toi not irold * corner. A t Arkansas City tom s tra v .l la s talesmen noted a fancy liquor bottle in the c a rt a beU jjy w -* wheeling down the hallway. O nn irarhed eut end filched U. T kS talesm an roogTrgated In a room and popped the carte. The bottls wna filled with fu m ltn te ail. A t Wichita a messenger en­ tered the city court m arshal's of­ fice bearing, an appetirlngly. leed Klft cake fo r the q ian h al and hla deputies. W ith w atery mooths they cot through the k in g . . . Into nothing edible but a heap of junk. ____ I C w lln M r i M Peae «"*» W ilson, W V B T T u e h r r , b / a . player—tb a f la h it firs t task In th a t Koyal a ir force planes before Smith ta d Joo. P . lin k Ins. a t les man ship so fa r as hla job Is dawn bombed near the Uland of E ntertainm ent commUtee, J , J . H eoncemsd. A f te r .th it ho soils Bylt, believed to be a main base KaUagbao, O. P- Herndon, W. Pfor German reaplane* laying m aterial product*. Gardner, oad Jadaon W eot EK: , “Tha quickest wsy to learn mine* and attaeking merchant f t haw to oppoil to others, is to ahlpplng, and th a t eliher British Coca Cola P arty am) m oniim Ktwsnls w ^ a ta d y theta who appeal to you and 1 0:00 V ‘ find out why they appeal. I f the o r O m a n bomba bad fallen on ladies a t Urn Mayfc IwanU V tam o people appeal to a g ro at nearby Denieh territory. A. kl. Jan. t l . A1 One B rit I * plane sraa loat in • many other pronto for th e aame Udics will bo prs* roaaona, then It L safe to atto m at b attling German pinnea during visitors. Chairman i- to .develop the nirae charoctoris- the attack, the a ir m iniitry told Is Mrs. Bey Fog i I ' WotwAad vice versa b regard U hi contraUction of a German an ­ Hoy and Mrs. W. • avoiding unpopular pec pie and nouncement th a t three of nine serving with bar. . taV th eir lapel lent habits. B eat ltd* 2:10 F. M. Jan. IB. British bombers bad been ehot <V -Unquestionably, the peraonnl down Mrs. G oon* ■DeCottes, Mrs. over Helgoland bay early 1 appears nee of a salesman Is the ibis afternoon. Maintaining a speed in' escoot Julio* Dtogfelder, and Mr*. J . G. ‘; Immediate contact which will oltbof 234 miles an hour, Homer Ran­ Sharon wdl bo hostesses fo r th* The a ir ministry said one' Ger­ y j ,a r hasten or tetord the ‘move­ man MetaerarhmlU fighter wna kin of W ichita. K an- to a non­ m ent1 of a sale. Little mors need seen to crash a t a«a and th a t an ­ stop dash from S t Louts, won bowm The film colony, that usually sees all, hears all, teUs all, was comThe government would spend $ 64 . 10 — h- bo sold a t nratn<n>s. the B crnarr MacFaddon ero.aKenneth Bell Sad ' Mr*. H arry other made a forced landing In ul-tcly fooled when suave William Powell, 47, ducked aw ay to a rountry trophy, feature event in H-.' ' -H onesty Is th* Ilfs blood of Denmark while ail but one of the Wood luff will b* hostesses for W arm Springs, Nevada, dud* .ranch and m arried Diana Lewis, : buslnms . A dishonest clerk will British planes returned snfely. the AU American A ir Races tb s Roumlllat boot. 21-year-old starlet of tho films. They aro shown after the wedding. kffVjtta kl* piece eventually, even if tU ged a t Miami the p ast week. Mrs. E. C. H arper wM bo kesfilm German high command, ho lo not caught; because his ills- telling of Gorman planm outnum­ toss fo r the H arper boat. honesty will impoverish the cm- bered more than two to one, Mild Bridge p arty to bo held during Zachry, Mrs. Judson West, Mr*. Dry fall weather is bound lo More th an 100,000 otd-fashlonsd <•:: aloyer nnd he will either l« forced the three Ilrlthh pianos shot K. II. Itsndall, Mrs. II. A. Rut- curtail the famed Missouri ntrow- stcrcopticcn seta, which ------- give a ,-•? to retrench, or go out of liuslnrss down were now Bristnl-IHcnholi'i fell. Two of those Indies will te l>erty ciop next spring, reported third dimensional view o f pi Out it will take In 14^ i l l tegetber. lIowevi;r-,in speak- bombers.) In ernatant attendance a t an in­ Alfred C. Ilrittnin, state agri­ ore In use in schools of the Unit ing of honesty much mote is formation desk during tho entire cultural statistician. only $47.30— ‘ rian.-a presumed to l>o Gorman States. m eant than Uio mere a c c u rs t conference. handling of money. For a isles'* man to bo honest means tjiat he More for defense than for relief! For the first lim e in m any y ear;, £ knows w hat sleek theto is availIn th i proposed budget lor 1840-41,• m ilitary expenses rise above V oblo ou the shelves, and kaowa Hie ro d ol relief, liow work relief cost* ore shaved and m ilitary all about th a t sterk. He knows r im m e s .,\. rtnp them for the coming year 1s shown graphically Mrs. Julius Dingfeldar, Mrs. W. th* p rk a e f it, ho Itnqwt how to In the Inrp.c phtogrnph at top. 1'ejow, the share of cacti m*u. P. Buhtm qn, Mr*. Fred Wilson, domonatrato it. Hs knows its su­ woman, nnd child In federal expense* as planned for 1810,41. Mrs. 0 . E. McKay, Mr*. P. P. periority evef other similar prodCampbell, Mj *. B. II. Psttlshall, nets. lie knows bow to find it Ing houso-sllppcrs In his office. Mrs. R. w . W are, Mrs. M. V. £ quickly. He knows hpw to park H ‘ It to tin t It can be transported i arty mopiinz nnd con'inuol unHr purchased n pair of over­ Allman. Mrs. E. D. Brownie*, _ , ^ Mrs. W alter Coleman. Mrs. Ben S/ .without im pairing' It. 11* knows shoes but when he got them on Caswell. Mrs. W. H. Gainer, Mrs. li^> when th a t stock should be rs -j he discovered he couldn’t remove J. D. Jlnktot, Mrs. E. F. Lene, V . planished, so th a t futuie customthem without taking off the ahocs Mrs. T. W T la w to n , Mrs. M. J. 5} era can be served prcmptly. A a t the some time. 11* Just doffs lodge, Mrs. IL Lena. Mrs. 8. J . •iUeemaa, also, knows th at w sy between tj, rmr.ti Jutlnnd mi l! ---------both nnd ru le s down to solid Nix. Mis. J . G. Patterson, Mr*. C. a customer fa lls for some­ LONDON. Jan. 11. —(<!>— The comfort at his desk. R. Dawson, Mrs. B. E. Rose, Mrs. thing th a t Is n o t ' In stock, bs the island of aylt. All railroad D. G. Scott, Mrs. F. th a n * * , Mrs. should know why it U not In ,u ‘ More than liulf the population A. D. SmalWy, Mrs. C. B. Wloo•tccV, where It m b be purchased, From th* Danish side of the hoW ■ fu " P«riUmcnUry sK-bnto cup, Mrs. L. T harp, Mrs. W. B. and whether It cugbt to be oar- border antl-slrcraft fire was] on tha su tle r of U tile llore- of Panama is of m lxcdracetied in stock. At least ho should h ard throughout tha day until llellsha us war uilnistcr when the ho tnUIHgent enough to discuss * “ ** Hcuso of L'ommrns reconvenes It with his pmploycr In such a next Tuesday n iter Its Chrlstmnx manner th a t he can give Intelllrecess. gent and accurate reasons why it Th* government's ronsrnt to u r o r r a s o m o x o r «ri.owiDA r r m t s s s # r M s r s s i i " Should b« carried In stock. And full debate on Hie Issue, most Untsss a talesm an keeds these sensational political development w “,ki oy simp)* rule* he Is not aa honest in Britain since the s tm t of tho AHHKT* ia ia n s and d ls c o u a ta (I n c lu d in g ( N o n a - - o v e r d r a f t s . . t t . T l t . l t talesm an. Its Isn't honest because wer, win given after Major Clem­ L illi .1 m a le s U u v .r n m e n t wwilgaiMOs, d ir e c t a n f h* tends to hpld back frem a per­ ent Attlee, laibcrlla leader In a u e la o le e d .—. — —.... v e a se .e e son In Mod of something which iiiihaaiione of mate* and eontnmnr, o<nferrrd at No. 10 in k s. la c lM ln g r ese rv e rui.il. Iinlauces w (h olhei light hivo loon provided. Downing street with Prime Min­ rooese o f c a M e c t lo a ----UeUncre. and raeli item* I “A study o f th* best salesman ister Chamberlain. Hank prtmlaee owned NO Iso reveals il good use of lan* S7.STI.er ' The Ixiborile* have been loud Other a s a e la __ sag*. No baiting, stuttering In allocking (he ousting of Horekpoioglea for hliateU, his shop, Uellsha nnd in warning that 'ho TOTAL AHSIITS p r his product. Out a olnar idea British people will not perm it any Of what should b* said, and then i:s dictatorship by the ormy generals. i . u n n . m li.*n!an*l d e p o sits e f In d .vld u ale. p trtn e ra h lp e , s a d saying It d ta r ly with soma ImagOn Tuesday Ib ri-ilelluha will CHI |»0| Ml U(U ....................... .... .............. w Wiew M iwow^— In tlo n and rntl|U*ia*m| using T inm Orpoilts of Individuals, partnership* an d tormake o peitonal statem ent repkturosquo language when neces­ rding his resignation last F ri,|i»V>"»ii», o( Kt*i«* and political subdivisions--------sary. N ext to personal appearance, y, now genu:ally regarded as a l**t»0*lt« t»f bank* o.,...— ... language Brakes th* quickest Imfoiced resignation, and Chamber'M lM M Ir ' lain will follow with an explana­ ; “Ftooily, *o fty a s this brief of British defense planes along T O T A t. M A U 1 U T IB S ( a o l la c la itln g subord s a la d tion of t$c cabinet abake-up. article la concerned, Is courtesy. the English and Scottish coasts o tillg s tlo n s tlio w u b o l o w ) -------------------------------------------A fterw ant Attic* and Kir Arch­ No sale to Jeflnltely accomplished wore redoubled yesterday In de­ ibald Binrlair, Liberal leader, will by boortoh manner*. Nor does feat* against tho new wav* of speak, followed by the government CAPITAL. AbcOUNTSl courtesy Include high peeeeoee attack* on m erchant ships. » « '. - r — z i : r - i - z r r r — Th* British steam er North- support* it. U aulvM «4 p r o n to .. ............t...—— ..............................— ——. methods which attem pt to sell Meanwhile It was rop'tried In Bomsthlng a customer does not wood, 1143 Urns, arrived In an political nnsrtcrs th at Chamber­ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT* really w o n t I t means considers- English port yesterday and re ­ lain and nls cabinet had started ported aha was attacked Tuesday T O TAL LIABILITIES* A N D t U (Ion of o th tff. to orgonlso a “clear th* decks for Tbit bank"* capital consist* Of • “I t to not amiss to add th a t thso* by two German bomber* which action" program In preparation lores: n is i preferred tloek with tat simple hints may b* applied not dropped 40 bomb* around . her, for a finish fig h t against Ger­ llrable Value I Noae; eecood prtferri I None, lolal rellrable Value I Noae; i only to a clerk to a etor*. but also eons of which scored a hit. value of Itu.sav.tt. Th* British traw tor Chrysolite many. to someone who to looking for a Tha main features of tho pro­ SllkStOflANOA: Job. That to, a fte r all, a job In alto arrived to port and reported gram were reported to be safePledged aseeta (aad ucurllios ( a t U. U. U o v e r a m sa t ol Itsoif and should bo Jest as care­ two German plane* had bombed g vardi against Inflation and the s u e rs ntved. *1*41*4 to sfi fully studied and systematically aad machine-gunned U In the husbanding cf financial and eco­ r u b ll llle s ---------------— IS, fcllowod os any other eight-hour- North sea Tuesday. ( b l O th er a s s e t s p l t d a e l Previously the OSS-ton- British nomic reaouice*. a-day job. I t too, Invohroo asltoBut aome lelleved the program ** steamer Cowrie had been sunk mansklp. ■ a re e a se a t) tomo as yet unde­ “A t Uio present moment, there by German planes In tho North foreshadowed fined blow against Germany, TOTAL— to a contest going on In 8anford sea. The Danish ehlpo Ivan Kondnip alm td a t hastening tho end of the to find the moot oougoous d eik . Considerable attention was For myself, and from w hat I've and - Faddy, previously reported war. to Chamberlain's statem ent hoard many other* say this be sunk In the German a ir attacks, paid In h it speech yeslenlayi “AlVery difficult. I hove found th at still were afloat, tho admiralty though wo are not actually fight­ T O T A L -------------------•very clerk 1 hov* tv*r coma In said yesterday and It was ex­ contact with, has always boon pected they would he brought in­ ing oa land wa at* making' proo a d a l* s f r e p o r t th e-re c l>aiBtlnaa to do to with th* great­ d e p n elle o f Ihl* ban k w as courteous. X have heard tourist* to a British port. . A te e ls r*|M>rleV a b o v e wl ^O firf|ft|ii)^ e a r h . —. . . . ................... . . • • . • . • . . . • . . . • • • • • • • • r . . . . . . . * . . . —. — effect when the right momentAll 4R passengers of the 10.002- est In Sdatetd « y th* m om thing. r.-arrve e m o n n lr d 'lo . comes." » • “ U these same ceuriaous rin k s ton Unloa C astle liner Dunbar pp a B a t ChaiubarlalnV speech, em­ r a il th a t tk a a lw con develop a scientific nurih d Ca ll*, «unk by a mine off tko of studying the needs, tka tastes, south co*.-t of England Tuesday, phasising a s It did th s sacrifices and other details such a* sites, wore reported • safe qahor* y v tu r- which tho rounlrv m u tt nvil <\ woa C a ah lrr favorite colon, price nfcmnoJr- day, although five members of Die tak rn to m ein the govrium rnt ( 'o rre e f.A tlM ti tlons and bo oiii tho T ra d e At crew including Capt. II. A. Caus* was to make It* firs t b ig .effo rt U O. MeNAITt. >U thy homo front, to pul tbo Home' ramimlifii will laconic a ton wore riv en up for lost. liamcii r. lunUL il a . u i r r i L icallly, not becam e of the eamTwo" more British sim m ers erotilry Intq remnonyic tr!oj for o n la tl ' Set elemrion of hriliguiq U rselsrs. p*U*n. but breiutP of tha m turn) wrsjj ndibd during tire dnv to the iv H ltl- Ilf Florid* Coantr of Hemtnoto, **i ■ nl neiivlty. a » o ra lu aad BUbvrrlbed before Vnf ifcl* reatl* <f toiritlzvnt, hnnrst aal<m- bill i.f thjpa ti'inl: by * lr n'ls.V i <Ur o f J a n u a rr . III* . M aiar pha*rs nf tho .gove’nand I hrreby rartlfv tbnt I *u> not *q otfh^j off Vi Irish .ooants, ..Iirarfor of ihl* bauk. " «a*athe manthlp. . . i l l.. . L *» * ‘ l. IOND SI. II.__ _ „ . The otcamiar Osk of IWIS ment's p rc rra in wrr.v holit ved tu N o l t r r Publlo. b*' tlui prol lean i f , putt in r I.Notary Pulilln Hint# of Florid* at Urge.* 1 -unrvl ' H of two bninbing atMAYOR THHV MAPI) VP Iona, lark* durl r th* Spqnl|h war. :;oO,onn unemployed I n . useful A*r" U> ... nth • loss of aovoral werit, strleler control aad utillxa- (NDW nTW fito PAIUH. Jan. 11. T -(Jr» - A wa* sunk _ m the captain . __ __ Inriurilng a n l lien of m t a j n raw uatoftols, and Pari* hhlp# dlarovcred th fra had lleiw, L.!_ i !a *U c Increase In m erchant «hlp. ' . when' ‘two German “ . ,,,.i been a i.|.orc« o.v*s on th* docket tadin nperstor, bombihl raichlu?* j.inR looaak’c. ? nlnu year*. Wbrn he queatloorl TeM o f- thousands of unemthe ottornav fur th* plniiillff punned It In tbo N orth sta yes­ ployed, Informants said, e n ld be nhooi It' and the altornei- adm it­ terday. The 1013-tow British steamer put t o w o r k under B radirlrlbuted, he didn't lumw what hnil beof skilled J » W which would •ovna of eflhrr hla client iw tM Upmlnlstnr also was bombed from llon combine des'rn ated ciuotos of drfnodawL tb r igdrn dorided It rip’ air and aunk In the North era •rnsKskOUd nnd tralackl* wnrkor* TVca-lor with th* probahht loss of l r shilled. In Intm eo lives, ipciniUng ipclndhlg tho captola. raptnla. M-ith m m Dnro ,wl men .ware most Ten survivors, taro of wham wear i|iretrlcx $ 3 .) ,n 0 r***-;*-*aeee«*iNaeJ| needed. . • aajurad, were txmled at caH roast 4 “S S V fc a- For Each Porson in the U.S. A. After Inventory ‘MnShtCSS. . u, lurnir 1,— .Lu.tr, tmf Sk t f A c R u m m a g e S a le To Debate On Mini-ter Ouster F R I D A Y & SATURDAY nKr Legal Notice £ v&xrird&itir'*!* “ T y ^ ^ r f a ^ tis i tondition Two or Three Studio Couches, made by Simmons, excellent Otid Sofas na cheap . each ............................ . Ask to feee this—Large Grand Rapids 2-Pc. Living J Suite, covered in heavy brown Kinkamo cloth? brand marked S198.50: p«ps for ?100. 1 ODD AND S3!ALL PIECES 1 Nice Youth’s j|mrt M b ' and loU of bring at*. «f*'C*r *,;slirJ jfr a Nsxl plana u,hll* they wars rowinfr away ire# th* rinktng ship to Hfo- VVUOH q -\« m j ^ N T v FtEDALlX, Mo., m *A 3» lb. ,• Jnn. I t. - *idf) -A KodoUq butoaowfoan t- w**T* cx^iynifcCSaty ? -isdW 5—Damaged Floor Lamp Bases (as is), ea.. 3-r-$lO.(JO Folding Cots and Pads (as is)..... 5—Trade-in Wash Stands, .each ................ 10 Only Foil Sizes Bow Foot Panel Metal Bed with Spring, VhiUC— 16 FuU 8ized Flat Bed Springs, each ..... Use# Florence Five Burner Ranges, and Washers Greatly Reduced. .-ibi ; . . . . . • Lqst month we were buying luxuries an1 used f a i l u r e Easy terms <m pi added* itoU • .\$IL.00 �■v* -i* ( t » ) s » t . ♦ •* r a k t o iu ) tbi t f c t n b f o i ije n iiftf ii. m o ■r < WT%- 7 * 'S ’?- ' •»•>* « 4 I ' top- •• n m m s a im m o . fa a ja p A ‘ Last Decade Was Ldeky Dot Is favored To Capture Feature At Ketuiel Club Tonight O ne Of Thrilling OhLANDO, J«n. 1 1 .—Lucky Despite this added distance, Lucky Sports Performers Dot will be favored to negotiate By DILLON GRAHAM this distance a t the fro n t of the NEW YORK, Jsn . 11. —t/F>— pack. Lucky Dot will be entered Those who draw th e . por;raita against a field of dogs well recog­ with magnificent, exciting «and wotds often hnve nised fo r th eir races In previous touching futurity features and the longer sketched for us the g h rie s of the 1020's, tho Golden Age of Sports. events. Wayne Rolston's Big Questlorv I t was a . booming, rushing era Court Action, Fanny Kay and th at trough! us Dempsey, the kil­ Hand Baby, all highly regarded ler of the ring; Jones, the artist futurity competitors with the of the links; Ruth, the bludgeon ability to perform equally well C1 Df baseball: Illtch c.rk , the der‘"tha ec----......................................... ovor the S.lUtha course, will — g o [ vish of polo; Weissmuller, the jxiru c k y ef the |K>ola; lo the post along wlth with L uckyj|,0l*i» pools; Tllden, the DoL i tv rfly king of the courts; ninl W. P. McHugh’s four-year o ld !Nurmi, tho rhythmic limner, black female Gilded Princess, one. Supply Dipt was a great period or the faster 5-10th s dogs i»! |j ug <the decade • Just pnsl, the also a challenging competitor. ThIr„ M * ,„ Wno<l n m r policed Fnwnlcc Judgem ent • n.d, ^ ' ^ m rform ers of It. own. l'erb ip s Mo.e round out the post-field fo r|{ ,,,tory wil, Juj KI, Mim, ,lf , hr... the feature race. asi (cven mightier than their prod jeecstoni of the Twenties, i Who wcio these standouts of the Thrilling ThirtiesT Golf gave us many marvels. I There was Rnlph Clildahl, m e of , W ith the few men ever to win the Nn, jtlonal Open championship two __ _ _ CHARLIE CHALKER-----------------.straig h t y e a n , who set nn nilAn Odoriferous Inlcrlsdo time senring record; and Denny If Johnny Pnychck (s the white nope of the hsavywelghts, our Khntc, nn icy-veined competitor, hopes are sinning rapidly. Supposed to be about fifth in line back twice match play ruler, who also of Joe Louis, tho Brown Bomber, Paychek looks more nearly like won the Ilritlsh Open and tied fer SBth. A fter flooring Pietro Gorgi last night In the fo urth round the American; then there was o f the scheduled 10-round bout with a fcather-llke right, what llt- Oene Snrosrn, who won the llrittla adm iration wo could raise fo r the Iowa heavyweight on the Ish and Amcrlesn Open and- the baaia of the three previous rounds o f tho sorry exhibition went Professionals' rhsmpinnships. With the punk opposition provided by Gorgi, If Paychek couldn't do b etter tnen, then, w hat will he do If he ever gets up against r r ^ o r m a ^ ^ 'e n r s " a s ^ n T l I . n ’A• fairly good fighter who doesn't mind tossing a punch? Louis t ,vhoy t’hu |. r„fesvi„„?l would havo nailed tho Taychck th at fought last night with about | rrfnvn Sammy Snead was the the third punch. Even old grarulpaw Jim Ilraddock coul£ have | long-hitting glam or Imy. chek with * ’ore, ‘no ‘t only ‘ - did . ... • .••-’Paychek • - —. handled Pavel , . ease. .. Furtherm | Baseball had many stars. The show, th at he ■?(*?."“ Pun*h e r. bu , he distinctly was shaken by a .current klngjrln, Joe DIMaggln, cauple o f . the. . 'Illglit there was aanf 4* love tip s by Gorgi. And then them n - 1| may ro ,!nwn in hutlU n„ other angle th at l* rath er distasteful to consider hut ulnce «o n n>nil^ t «,f oil time Th,. ir»,n.. many. pconle mentioned It a fte r the flghl wo may as well ™ , f , „ accB many gr.-a, aider _______ _ any g _ _.f______ It als°. _____ _______reaUy o_o d .i^ jr ta ln l y pullwl j^r a p c lr d of years as Kin,: Carl thS a rGorgi ^ G arailing r c ' f ' rflat i Ton ^ his T l.nrk ’ Y T had T ' S about ! *°. ^ the v''’ br, n 'nonp Uubbl'lY'or V ^ G r ” than ^ '" * *li.xvy ,'ib|y tho rew on ffor forre f|a ,iir,| I .brighter ° r .* l i f t i n g on your hand. . . But even so wc enjoyed the „ cnn. Thcn there was am .th .r .J 0,nltbe «v«n«nr'« program. _ A couple o f the prelims were lIlc Yankees, U u Gehrig. IK- was A ow 0i l dTf A irvni i " r i . ^ i ° rU nd? Put on " •r“<" 1always a leading hitler m r, . show. Aa^did Dick Hernandex and Woodrow Chancey . . . The ehanmlon -a n d he wrote many American Legion-A rena Is about the finest at its type In iho state, Ire«m?s°" Indudlng an enduianec If the boy. can line up somo good fight* there in the fu tu re they mark th a t «ho.,“d smn.i dining .i.nm heuld stand should paek It regularly . . . (Somebody Just d,.agreed with us the eges. Add Bill Tern- M,l nt I about the bout last night, declaring it wasn’t hail a t all, that j , c Mrdwlrk Cnldiy lia rim ll mml Pavchek was Just lust giving L-v nrr the crowds an run f..r .. . \ ’.n "T ""1 Paychek for ir. it* money. T h at’s Bob Feller lo the long list lust our contention: If Paychek' was nny good he should hnve Foollmtl had Don Hutson, the nailed Gorgi In the flint round. If thu hou* wns to have been an pass-snatching end; Hutch Clark, egtilbftlon Instead of a fight it should havo been hilled ns an ex­ a fine nll-rr.uml la rk ; Sammy hibition.) llaugh, the gcrat tsisrer for Texas ( liHstlon and tho Wn-luagton A nn llllly 'a l-n crr Redskins; Mel llrln . tin- Giants’ Air. Far* a u ric Cumin* A lon* marvelous ren ter; ('Union Frank Al) i il<* *• F u nny lia r k Llmvo HIXTII HACIC— F u tu r ity : r f Yale, and Jny Hcrwnngrr of Tffl'n |*al lH»wny M Ian ( hicago. i:lo%«-r llob C u lr tllrl In iaixlng Ihere wns the gallant H. :» Hlt’kiii'B* Our lllll H«'iit. r r l h i f k i CmaIi lilv id m d little Tony ( ’-inxnnrrl, a ehninpioa h i : v i :.n t i i HACK— fc* 1C >1 il. III three divisions; Joe Kails, the Only A lira Isonii powerful puncher; Itnmey I|..s«, C*otlf>n Imily Curl Cup FIHHT HACK— F u tu rity : Jimmy M rlm nin, K.u And e r r ­ A l. Art .Sa laorh Itnl Canyon J tin ml *> Culicn H |im l*)M lrlrr Vhllty Clipper Our Nancy N ou leoon I.tail's Unltl and Henry Armstrong, the In u r­ c.’omlny S tar Nrllla R ilraric KltlllTII HACK —Futurity; ing bee of the ring who mi.uiILlttla iMtt lluHMlian rii|i|H r I'ltuaaut Hu* Alutlily Turf taneously hehl Unix- wo,id i bnniH.ilmro lltnliw»ay ■AXX>#I) IIA4 I: -r«H ur lly; plonshlps. I•*•»!»I*V Jolly tllnu IFIrM ball «r llnlly Dmihlr) Al mm ISows'tIt* tirvy Alnlh Donny d im linuk Tennis runic tip with :.i I, s t rare/til Maid hi<>|i NINTH ItAL’K - i- U Milt; six slur performeis m Ki glunil's fioyal I Hinr rr o l d I Krlm.l F a n n y F ay I’a to n l'* JmlfCt bunny Hwlna I h &Ic Dommi 111m. Uuttollnn tllia r d F r ln rr ta Kied I’erry, Anieriea’a KllhW.irlli Haml llnby^ F rlrm l Alout Vines end D-'iuild llu.tge, (!erTilIUD HACK—i-l* Mil#: * C ourt A ction L ucky I m (UM half «f llallr ll-uM r) Tad'a K anatr llr«»llirr Jdm Y K N T II It a c e — F u tu r ity : Hoyal H(yMat » (laflnrit C. LI F a ll; Kny l». Haian Toai Willard l». l.Mn A lla l!p tlip p er L’orn D. Tltl Kat Sklppy noil TrItlrnicuc Ind ian Itoll Jane K llcn A flam * FOUIIT1I HACK—Fulur ty: Willow tprlnir* Auliiinn l^ af KLEVKNTII HACK—I d • M )•; Fairly Ham*nc* llllla of Kami iq u lalrla N «ft| JuM Drmon lUn Atoms L u ck y Jnkar lla lm y L en der U d r Itax Ur's Lucky laubnr l u y June'* Im nfB FIFTH HACK—Futurity: Mimpennla E x tr a Hliin CII|»p*r*tU • Fa»t Kin* Mian I'm tuna liln l; T urf Dot, L atter Cole'a sensational young greyhound, the only puppy to win two feature races to fa r tU a season, will go to the poet a t tb s Sanford-Orlatwo Kennel Club tonight a i the favored .dog to tb s ninth event. Lucky Dot, a two w a r old, not two. t« T< _______ _ in. the aensatlonal b u t also turned tim e of 29.1 seconds fo r the fudistance, which Is only second above the longg track record. Only one other dog, Lady At Arms, a kennel mate of Lucky Dot's and M other of the crack string of greyhounds ownsd by Lester Cole, has equalled the *9.1 m ark this season for the fu* turity distance. However, tonight’s feature rtcc la over the G-lCUr mile course. CHALKING ’EM UP GBEYHOUND ENTRIES Greyhound KlltHT It ALT: ro lu rllr. :=0 l-» Name of Du. IT tilt Sir. Km »i shot ___ : : i 1—2 lluatio lldnlo x T 2 r —I Shako Well ..... 4 1 3 3—1 U Shut S4.I0, 13 <0. &•»; lluallr Homo •.«•» 3.I t; Shake Well 3 It. Results The Toledo, O.. city council reClass wool Is made from silica The nervous energy of the hu­ legislation r sand, soda ash and limratone. It man b.-«ly Is nothing mote than ccntly considered electrl. lty, according to Dr. George license and regulate the u«e of Id- may or m ay not contain acrap cycles. ' * i.lass o r other materials. A Skinner of Beikelcy, Cal. How u : o . 12.20; Andy Mike t.4«. i | F.LKVF.NTII HA CK : 1*11 M ile. • I :3I 3*L FF Off Sir. Kin II Nam** of IV»ir 1Itorn lllack I 2 I—I 1—2 Jud».e‘a tHclaton 7 C 3 2—J Mlti, 01v 3 1 4 3— It rt lllack 5C.XO. 33.40, l».24». :3U Jiltllft » l»r r»lun 3 40. 3 X»»; Atamm> V’ln I —'b 4 4 || IMKt.%* S—T. paid I31MI. 3—1 3 -1 Alice SECOND HACK* Futurity; Name uf 1>«« 1*1' off Sir. Dol.hln’a Kick 3 3 I Alice llaltarlc .... % 1 i Myrl II . ............ « > 3 Dobliin't Kirk C.%0. 4. 3 <«; llaltarlc i l l , t to; M>1i it. S go TillIlD HACK: &-IC At Ir; 33 t*S. Namv of Don |'|* off str. Fin I'llot Ito'O__ I 3 3 | —| «lh l.ady lAvAfarcu .3 3 I I—I ill* Hetty Dear «i I 1 3—1 Flint I*r«* 4.3a, 3 <•*. 3.»*. »-«•!> X»«*.Marco 4.30, 4. 2 >#;. Il' lty* l»cat 3 XX I ) % I I .Y H O I H I .K . S— I. 2— 1- paid OAtsSn. p a id 0 f3 t • F o u n n t HACK Futurity; 30 Name of Doy l»P Off Sir. Fin II II O rrtchtn 7 3 I 1—3 Sahara Fax 1 1 3 1—1 Dollar'a Heart 3 S A 3—nn lllack llyra tlritrli n 111. II.XX, 3 «0; Sahara Fox f *0. 4 |n. I»•.1 l.ir'e Heart 3 ?'* FIFTH HACK: 5dC Mile; :33 FF «»ff Str. Fin l>nn At Arms .. I A I I —I tloldrn Word* * I I f —1« ’I r a n i t c h .............. 7 I 4 3—3 D«»n At A nn* f. •«. s r«. lit: >iold«n Won!* fc.t«, 4 t»«; Ivnnllrli : ?«. N am e o f Dug SIXTH HACK: Futurity; :!> 4-3 Name of Ihtg FI* off Mir. Fin itlondy Coin t I I I —I Forerunner 7 c j 2—3 Kropp'a Pel | 2 4 3—I lllondy Co n Am. 3 cx. * xr»; Fnrcrunm i 4.40, 3 40; Kropp'* |»e| l XX. Paychek Kayoes Gorgi After Easy Fight In Fourthj ORLANDO. Jan. II.—bO — A trip hammer right smash, slmrt but landed to the hilt with dyna­ mite, exploded flush on the chin of game Pietro Gorgi in the w an­ ing seconds of the fourth round of hi* seheduled lO round flghl with Johnny Paychek nnd all but blasted tlic stocky I-O' Angelo* itnllue. from the ring. Johnny Paychek, pride of Dr* Moines, Iowa, nnd ranking heavy­ weight title contender, connected with the lethal blow in the fourth round to knock the out-classed, out -weighed Gorgi seltscl, as. Referee Tony Cnnceln foiled the, count over Gorgi n ftcr exactly one minute nnd 4H second*.of the fourth heat hml (lapsed. A near ennneity crowd w it -1 nrrred the fight, whicll dedicated the beautiful- new nnd novel1 American Legion fight arena. 8KVENTII HACK: i lf Milo; 33 1-3. Nam*- of 1)«»pt FI* tiff sir. Fin lilt Faraile . 1 4 2 1—3 I I.ECAI. NOTICE Alorrmuney f. 2 I 3—3 Kiuhl 11limit rd 4 7 3 3—** lilt Pnnide 13 4»*. 7. &.C0; More* XOTIl i: 141 4 HKIIITlUt* money 7.2x, 4, Liui.i iiumiit'U • xu. toTVIi; 4»r l l.U lllU L. 4 411 \ l% 411* F.IOliTII HACK Futurity; :?* \..U .to.I •.••Il of you MU' III rrby iioiifivj 11u.1 1*uulnil 10 p n ao aij M. ait) 1 iMiHit mihI tlainainla to lilcli J Name of |).>x FI* Off Sir. Fin ... • iliti of ) oil. may lm%«* | lllack Son . 3 II —lid I —Id John Itlnxfleld 1 « 3 2—I lid <«uulti>l lit*’ •••tali' of «#l!«MMlIl , AtnbroMto X X 3 3 —1 hit A11 ,v h i N ilmtiMil. !-• I•* *.f i*»ilil ' lllack Sou *.2«. 3 to. 3. John . (‘••out). i.. 1!••• County J ibI*" of Itlniffield 4.20. 4. Amtirn«e 1 Co 4 4« | h« iiiMm.I.' (*oMnty, Florida. *»• hi" «.fll»*. m ti.f *..ml hmitoo al San* NINTH n.M'l 7 Futurity. *2» 3»A fold. i'l,.fi.I.i. uttliln rialtt calrntlai no.iilliw 11 "III tile l 111* of lh«. flial Nam•• of lht|; FF off sir. Fin M ini Ilcntlrr f. 3 3 I —no |*u l.l in. II'.ii of till*, noil*** A.'mil llotihy Chrla 3 I I — 2—lid claim *.i .t. nu.iul inii«l h* In toil!* Lu.ky Clark x 7 & 3—1 1114. Mini m u •! Blair llir |tlac* of Mlml lli-adrr 13 <*»_ < *x. 3.20; r> aid. •(.-•' uii.I (»«»•>1 olflt'p ail.lrr"" I5**hliy Chrla 11 CO. s?4. Lucky ..f Ho- ilatmaiit. an>l mu«t hr a to’0111 I.. I.) ills* ctn maul m o il, Clark I or nil ..1 i t **»r llir wnmr will lo-TKNTII HACK *. ».:Mile. 31 I S cum,. \ il ms-, .nllntf lo Ium i 'l ..1 i.iihhi'nllon li»«r*of I<p * N*:imto <if IkiK I'l* *)ff Sir K»n I .in k v Ha I In ? ! 21 1 in1* • 11.in1) 1 \ n mo I « a_j; .l« ml.'l’ll I N'l: Ml’N’Si »N, Major flow 4 A'lliili.i-i• filor t'l th*- Kalalr of Ao.lv Mtk* 1 1 3 3—»t • i 1 «»i:<: r: m f \ s «i n , Lucky Satin I" ?« lx. 7; M.»J"i dn'raard I. many’* Cioltfrinl von I'm m nj, ami Au>t:.)ltn'x Adrian Quiat and John llromwlch. Glenn Cunningham, Jrme Owenx, m il Honthron, .It hn Wood*uff. Fred Wolcott, unit Kddix Toliin must be im nlit tied umong the. truck acc-ft of the stretch. Polo had Tommy llitrhrock, hr.Arthnll had Hunk l.uaelti, h. rxe inring Imd ScatiUcoit, Cnlluni Fox, W.u Admiml. Kqoi|>otii.* and oil down I In* lino «.f xpr rl* Who di» you Until 'a. if | ». • Min of the lh*rnd. tn the \arh tii; a|Niit"? I'd like I liavr roim fun ivacliun. Mail me your aelittinna j nils WAS.Yv* ADYKRTISING ONCE FREE DELIVERY FANCY IIIIITE l BANANAS 6 lbs. hUII’ks 3 lbs. | 0^• 1| Jewel Lard Onions 3 for ALL TALL MILK CARROTS min mn Lemons oa. PORK 4-1.11, 4' % II I’ll \ 370 170 " 3$ 1 (Jreen Cabbage Ib. \ y ^ i in* n . i u m .i: ru m rioz. J5 c ! Oranges 2 doz. 190 Hams Shoulders Sides |M 9 c lb ,1 2 k PURE PORK SAUSAGE Georgia Style . h w i ’u m i r iir .a u * . % « : | CELERY EGGS dir/.. 33 i i lb . 8 c 11). 190 ;7V20 ALL 10c BRIEAD 2 for 17c « y ip PO TA TOES 1 0 lbs. “ II. S . N O . 1 W H I T i: 1 1 :.«• I.L'C. I l n \ S t o v e MATCHES ^ for 100 SWANSDOWN FLOUR BEST BY TEST ItO X C A K F . mI 1I IIK r.ow I r.i.W.SI’APEK I DOKS IT I ,T tr rK R | \ lilt BET 25(4 J l»y KUE!) HARMAN RED RYDER ME FOUMP ALL THIS I LUCKY DRAKE'S BOOM WHEW MY KIP VtOIL' BU&TUM UP JALOOkl,1 AMD THIS ^kTCHL.L IS Y / l M OSJ VO'JB .,t'tFULL OF BAtJHtJO I L -j/ \ l W f B: < * >-*.M’ I I GOT A HUMf H IT S PACT ] } ABOt PLV- *1 - t OP OLD W lT H tB 'j MOtOt v / y / Ml.M >•! • *v • 1 L x ' v_____^ ( AL, tJ v>. • i . n u t K’- A . i w FOB. VS-H " l’ -u-’ J i r THAT 5 T H L A W .S H E R IF F , TUBM j l u CKY L O O S E TO COMTINJUE H IS C BOO h L C njE S S - - HE HIK ED - ■ * ; . TO ROB W ITH ERS IW »AT k .S O U lS E AJJO T H lLD 1(3 esiLL ME TOR. S L IS ' PEC IIWC. HIM.* iified Advertisements , n * T i:s _ _ Him 1 Ib m h U * . a * , w eek 3 a * a ta a lh C a a a l Hv* w ars* «• Ik* IS* a nr a T* a #* a llae. II m It** lia r lla* r r Tkfey WOULD READ YOUR AD TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE •to * P U g jM BgRVICl fOR RENT DAN DUNN-SECRET OPERATIVE 48 V . J . KINO. Plumbing. Pbaos M 8DC BOOM furnished heuae, bath. . ’ : ii,. Inquire Jack's Dew Drop Inn. H A*'* tO D R W atch repaired by • h frbo really knows bow i-llQOM furnished apartm ent. O dgt% Js w a k r Ms to o l It A n P erk A 6th. 3-room furniihed apaitm ent, P sfk & 8th. Phoae W ANTED 200. |--H E R E ’S A WIRE • E L I A - -S H E ’S 4 0 T FtF: TV GRAND W ORTH O F O B D E 0 S A L R E A D Y --I H O PE HEINIE HAS HADE H IS CONTACT AND W ILL B RIN S ENOUGH STU FF IN SO WF. CAN SH IP E: rAKIKD CARETAKINO o f ' m a l l furSIX ROOM furnished house, balh. nUbcd apC or cottage, rinse in 310 W. 3rd S t , ________ ______ • r ta r Feb. 1st. tianfqrd couple with references. Writ* |*rtl-'u- FURNISHED OARAGE ap a rt went, lights and w ater filr»>T» t a , M Y, Herald. niahrd, IS per month. Adults only. Apply 106 E, 18th B t 1-t atOo Bcutlt el SITUATION WANTED » V .m ^ SHIP IT OUT IN BUT WHERE MILK C A N S - ARE YUH vOU K.40W THOSE G O iN ’ TO DO LITTLE C A N S T ha t t h e g o d c e u s THE CANNING » — | USE ? * WE’RE REALLY ,------------GOING TO - . t o w n »/ -n GOT WOOD FROM S H E L IA -A CODE TELEGRAH/ --------------- I ■ ! ro»~Bjui A T » .reasonable pries FUBNI81IED APARTM ENJ, Rate Court ApU. Phone 577-W. / afw sailing on* of th# qwalky faeds mad* a t th a t wilt surprise »**• MlSCktLANEOtja" 1a juvl , be convinced. SANFORD CEMENT Products a t Sanfofd O O h Feed Blur*. « b j M aEW ta for your bulldlag X base blacks. Also stepping |Se per dotes •tones and ornamentals. par bund rad, H e trj SHE’S GOT F .F T V GRAND WORTH OF CASH O R D E R S ------- THAT M EANS A PR O FIT TO U S OF OYER T W E N T Y GRAND ' * * i -* V * Iiy RAY THOMPSON And CHARLES COLL ALLEY OOP VOU WDUUDMrT t u r n A NICE FELLOW LIKE ^----ME IhJTO A PlO ‘S lertrie R tngr, ScminoU Tire WOW WOULDJUH ?/ HOW PERFECTLY OF COURSE TOU WOULDN’ T... A N ’ THAT GOES FOR. MV FRIENDS TOO, DON’ T m IT! ' Oil finite lag eir®r* i (in ife ,i ' V ’ A sj; m m Sm - K. , �* '.'THURSDAY, JANUARY THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA OUT OUR WAY Works Way BY J. R. WILLIAMS Sowell Declares Breeders Must Be Styles Of NeW, Chosen Carefully And Odd Accents ' BATON ROUGE, Jan . 11.— W ——Verdin* a hungry ti te r raw m eat helpa one lad a t tha Louisi­ an a B u te U niversity to pay his w ay through eollsfs. Every day, Oaea Jonas, a soph©mors, dishes u p ten pounds of (ro u n d ham burger to Mike, tho a 00-pound Bengal foot- (IAINF.SVIt.LK. Jen. 11— Blrdi By ADELAIDE KKRR . f utiTHrior p'.iyxiral npiKwrsncc AP Psshlea Editor and proved production reconls NEW YORK. Jan . I I . —M V should h" relrcted as breeders le a p Year fashions Indicate tn at for producing n e st year’s layers, l i f e begins In *40." i' according to D. P. Sowell, poul­ The f i m 1940 fashions, which try specialist with the S tate Ag­ ihave already come to town, are ricultural Extension Service. chiefly costume accents to catch Having culled IMe maturing, the roving rye o f tha m ala and broody, and. poor producing birds banish those all-too-frequent, aftfrom his flock, the Florldn poul­ er-Kew-Year, mid-winter-wardrobe try-man is now confronted witn bln**. They are meant to give the ta«k of ielecting breeder*, new sparkle to your looks, new tnitcsil of breeding fur high pro­ life and allure to you and yanr duction only, It is best to breed wardrobe. M ott of them cost very tim e and tor physical iipiwaranrc and pro­ little except some duction. Breeding from records thought. There are costume Jewels th a t ulpnr. w ithout runddering tha I < illb mi.I vigor of the birds, Is can give a plain dress “ It,-* hate Sowoll to gladden the soberest boat, new nut goo-l practice, evening sw eaters and Bpring say*. suits to give you and your w ard, robs a big hand. The w ay they are worn la alm ost more Impor­ tant in Leap Year fashion psy­ chology than the clothes or the accents themselves. Here are a few ideas: P ut color Into your life with :arts. Jonas adm its tb s lob has Its n a r y m om ents but then It pays 111 a month. T h at helps a good deal. T b s m eat rations are more eas. f ir served th an the weekly doses o f salt, sulphur and cod-liver pH and the semi-weekly milk and m n omelet. Sometimes, Otce calls on his twin brother, Rogor, a s a plneh-hltter a t the tiger cage. B ut Mike prefers Osce. ■’ “ T h a t tl r e r can tell tis apart.** 1Oeee says. "I call him Sheik, you know.- T h at's th s name hs had la a n A rkansas soo. They call klm Mika hare now. • “ I ra n pass by Sheik's cage In an autom obile end yell hi* nam a and ha'll always gel up and look hround wondering where 1 am.” Mika's apparent friendliness doesn't influence Owe to-yanl enc o u n tin g any fu rth er fam iliar­ ity , however. "Som etimes, In hi* most fero­ cious moods, his rosrs nearly bowl me over," Ihe boy says. DEMOCRATIC Letters Easy To Get After Mailing PARTY TUESDAY, MAY 7,1940 SEMINOLE COUNTY > PRECINCT NUMBER.......... Make a Cross Mark (X) before the Numo of the Candidate of your Choice FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF TAXES FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS VpTW ro w IRVISN VOTE KOIt ONE FOR COUNTY JUDGE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR rT* r o n o n * FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT r o n ONE VOTE r o i l ONE vote run FOR SHERIFF one FOR SECRETARY OF STATE r o n ONE I OR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF I'UIILIC INSTRUCTION VOTE r o ll ONE r o n on* T. W. Lawton FOR COMPTROLLER VOTH r o n ONE LARAMIE, JVyo., Jnn. 11. _ W1— Many people believe that nnce a letter enter* the United States mull postal regulations foibld the recovery of it by the sunder before it reaches the ad­ dresser. That Isn’t so, says Postm aster A. Jr'.. Holliday of U ra m lr. l’o«toffices have Instructions to go so fa r as to telegraph distant cities, If necessary, to extract a letter from the mail if tho sender sud­ denly changes his mind anil decldcs he wants to take hack what he raid. It la only necessary to Identify yoursrlf as the sender of- th<> let­ ter hy describing it minutely und providing u sample of your hand­ writing. FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION Vo t e KOI I O N E FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION v o te ro u o ne FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER it: it nt o n e *8TtW Ciromul trouble to looacn germ laden phlegm. tu rn a v> accretion and aid nature to writhe and heal rnw. Vendor, Infbun* rd bronchial rnuooua membrane*. No m atter how many medlrlne* yon have tried, tell your druggUt to (fit you a trait Ir i t Crceirnulawn with tho According to vaiio-o govern­ uitdr-iundtpg th a t yon of* t« Ilk# the w*y It qnirkly e llart the court. ment report-, about II* percent *1 the l.ovi.ooo.roo cgg-i preduinl In Nov Yurk ila lr In IMS were ured en farina fur eating and hatching. for Coughi, Chcit Colds, Bronchitis CREOMULSION lb. XIVie | STEW eJuctouA. FOR JU8TICE8 OF THE SUPREME COURT COMET CBLLO PKG, H H SEMINOLE BARBECUE ^ ^ 3 STEW lb. S o ffit lin i4yac O O 0 Whole or ' 1 Half lb. OYSTERS P t.2 0 c O t.3 9 t <n Kellogg'* I a tu n a r j * n 10c IMUSTARD ' f T L J I j 2 SI5 ipUffift— K tC - Regular R lb" 23c W with 10c n-.h SI. * Klm A .c . U A il U -q I- O IIK ......................... 15c FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER r * ron o n * -- FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER VOTH roil ONEuiaTMiOT ■*. a O te _______ FOR MEMBER OF THE HQU8E OF REPRESENTATIVES t f *0* 0 roup No. 1 -,^ a " . FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION vor* ron onkW * * "* • _ w ho nor rurviu HOT e h i . v i t i r m u . ilA K -lh O U E r . r '. ....................... 15c IfA R -lM J J M FOR STATE SENATOR STTH SENATORIAL pISTRICT vox* ro* ON* ■ 3 1 b . IS * r iiiia IIA M ...........................15c Will! nor VHUM II t'IIIK.1 LHELShUUHt.hR .................. 15c HAMBUKg'e r ' 1.!!..^ .^ _____ lOe PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs. 19c | KEROSENE OIL FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION — „ „ „ u t a « u t T Nav a • „ ___________ o ia rw ic r Km. * .* * * OF THE CIRCUIT COURT on ■’ j u s t ih j o f t h e p e a c e „ M ID U fT Ka. 4 TISSUE r FLOUR VVE HERY>'fiTE’ S S J ir iS ’M W lf. TAKE HOME AN ORDER OP OUR DELICIOUS SEMINOLE BARBECUE Florida Vegetables Are In Season CAULIFLOWER l e t t u c e ***** FOR* MEMBER OF BOARD OF, v PUBLIC INSTRUCTION gallon fo.« RtaaWt PI Or HOT FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 10c c a b ba g e (SRR n b s 10c RIB CHOPS lb. 28c ELGIN lb. 17c TROPIC 2 lbs. 25c ScwJK— i i i m u r r iia a |/ LAMB lb SALMON liiaTitMrr N*. a FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER pirrnicT 1y* 4 *.a.i*i SHHHT “b.c“ a ROUND STEAK lb BACON CATSUP r»* i r o n U. 8. GOOD BEEF CORN FLAKES ‘X /tJ u J ify FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I E KOIl ONI) SAUSAGE lb. 1Q£ SLICED BREAKr UVER BEEF lb. PORK lb. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER E X o ll O N E FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE HlaTHUT K . I TASTY SOUTHERN ECONOMY l l & a Ju . i / u / t FOR STATE TREASURER VOTE rott ONE LARD 3 lbs. 25^ POT ROAST lb. STEAKS GROUND BEEF lb ROAST D“ lb. STEAKS ™ lb. PADUCAH, Ky.. Jan. II. - « P , — A negro complained In City Judge Hex Comeli-oil th at his I'aughler-ln-law knocked down hi* door with brick*, "ciiared" him nut and stole hi. ahutguft. He told the Judge he never wanted to aee her again. Bo Judge Corneliron put the woman under IIWl penrn bond, In.tnictlng hr* never tn ir lu n i to her fulln r In law'ii home “until Judgment Day." lZj WHITE BACON lb. XCONOMY BRANDED LONG HPNTRNCB FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY FOR GOVERNOR FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL H A M S *® RO AST W S ID E S w.“™ C H O P S SB SAUSAGE »" BACK BONE J R v v iU j A M * , OORN THIRTY VEaJES TOO SOON B A L L O T vote MR. MERCHANT P O R K IS D O W N ! £ g « ! SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION vote Conilder Jewel accent*—ro»tum e o r real. T ry m i of tbo mirrnlng-ih>ry necklace*, whose w hits porcelain flowers are aw unt on gold chains, o r a four-strand necklace of pastel-tinted crystals. Phi a diamond lore, knot on each lapel of your dark cocktail suit, snap a Jeweled d ip to your muff or the flat neckline of your fu r c o a t Sweep your eurls to the hack of your neck and anchor them there with an old-teshlooad Jeweled b ar pin. Be a rotor schemer. Set a fuch­ sia reh rrt bow In your curls to match the bonding of an evening frock. Top your sim plest dinner dress with one e f the colorful, gold-embroidered evening sw eat­ er*—peacock blur over gray, for Instanrr, or bright green over black. Get a lopai necklace to match your glove*. Brighten up your overcoat. Give it a scarlet lining—or gold buttons—o r n silver shield set, shining, on Its unfurrad rever. Get your Spring suit soon. Be­ cause E aster falls on Mar. 24 this V Ap p l e s Hi |? fi£ g Y 1 tb*. ioc |Ha n a n * �• •• fa I k * Only C n t m la * Bali,_ H A f fo( rd _________ . . lfh . w n, A M watar T n a a p o rta tio n S it e 1 VOLUME X X X I A N l y p E P E N D E N tf N EW SPA PER SA NFO RD , M em ber A aaodatcd P m lim t ld > , FRIDAY. JANUARY 12. 1910 High Tribunal PROBERS TO CALL EX-NLRB ATTORNEY FDRGets Term Boost At Hear* Debate Demo Meeting Of Citrus Law Somlnol# Coonly Proiucea More Fruit And V*g*tahiea Than An? Similar Art* In America NUMBER V A EsIablMted In 1908 Nazi Fliers Scout East English Coast FINNISH ARMY LEADERS AT FRONT Legality Of P r i c e Fixing Measure Be­ gun In Seminole Courts Is Argued National P o l i c i e s S h o u l d Continue, Andrews Tells Ex­ ecutive Committee Hritish Fear Raids F o r e shadow Dei structivc' Attacks; 4th Day Of Flights 3-Judge Court Ruling Appealed ST. PETERSIHIRO, Jan. I t — «/T*»— Senalni- Andrew, told Flm Ida D em orrnf. today th a t ^ Ihr antl-lynrh thill will not pe.«‘ th" Fennte. He Mid It I- n reflection upon "cverv m v ein o r, sheriff ^ m l Judge," nnd tho Demoeratlo avreullvr rom nilltre npplnuded. J There -»■ .1-,, sp n l.ii.e f s io i h» m M the pnllr'o* of lb* natr'nnl sm vrrnm ml should hr ronlinned In Ih r Hand' of “n Demneynl. o r th* same Drmncrnt," Rnn«r-rll. IOne Ship Reported Sunk By Bomber9 Pierce Says Act Is Essential To Sur• vlval Of Growers WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. — (AP)—The constitution­ ality of the 1935 Florida law providing that cltrua grower* should receive at least the coat of production for their oduefc was challenged and fended during arguments before the Supreme Court t ° w m ia » C. p u re * . Tamp* a tt o n " fo r tbo BUU . contended the a et waa taw n tlal to p*rmK ^ -tto rr .r ««* nara, A nllrngod aertod I t waa unconstitutional ia ra a e a w ith tatoretat# coma ad took thohr property da# procoti o f law. tho court th a t th« ,u bafora It wn* __ threo-Judgo f a d a n l • • a r t in Florida had arrad I" tem porarily enjoin In f t h / ru fo rtu n a n t o f tho a c t Carolyn E. Agger, form er a tto rn ey In review division of Na­ tional Labor Relatione Ronnl, I. scheduled to testify before special House committee Inveetigetlnr NLRB. She I* ehnwn conferring with Repreeentatlv* Howard Smith (Dent.. V o.), chairman of the Inquiry group. tlonal whoa all th at: waa Involved w aa a petition fo r a te n poeary 1--------- ' -|« h waa -------- •“ * Outside Local Club To Keep Aid Is G r o w i n g . KiwanUms Well Ocl)eWSskil)eCWfe^ ciipled 'During Stay G annon, m e. of Baaford. D a. The Btat* Supreme C ourt The longer th* w ar In th e F ar r e yt rood the f a r e ra tio dee talon Klwanlan* visiting Banfonl for th* bettor the mid-wintor conference here Of th e lower co u rt aa d the can N orth continue*. ubtequtnU y Joined la ap- chance of sncceta he* th* Flnne, on 8unday and Monday will not Capt. Conitantln* DeWelikl told have any apare time on their peal In f to th e Federal court. Tips* attacking the legislation a group of Itatenera a t the hand. If tho entertainm ent com­ Fierce aaaertod, -produced only Eplacopal P arl.h Ilona* Uet m ittee. of the local club have two wltaowea at tho hearing, night when he began a new eerie* anything to do with It. neither of whom, knew a groat of discussions on development. For the Klwanlene and th rlr In th* European ware and their wive, from all over Florida, who deal about tho subject." poaeblo bearing on future event*. . Fierce alaa aald the -opinion will be p re tfn t for th* event, Finland's terrain will not be second in Importance only to the waa written aad dated prior to tho time tho plaintiff* had pro­ aafflelently thawed out fo r the annvial district convention, the lo­ efficient operation of R uula'u cal club h a . provided for host duced all of their evidence." Roc*]ling that tho throe-Judge erar machine until late next trip , on the St. Johns River, •court hokTtho Act discriminated auinmer, th* epeakrr said, and In sight-.orlng tours, free admis­ agalnat the Independent cannere th* meantime Finland la receiving sion to a movie s t the Rita Thea­ at the erptnae of co-oneraUvoa, more and more outside asaiitaaee. tre, and free use of the Munici­ Flare* toldl -All. Independent Finland'! weather I* th* coldest pal Country Club aa well aa a cannon are affectod alike by tho during the month! of January v l.lt to the Municipal Zoo. art; Co-operaUre* i n la a dif­ and Fobrusry and the “thaw " All tho.e who register for the ferent claaa than -Independent begtns about tbo middle of March, conference will be issued a card cahnen and may he dealt with he pointed out, adding th a t Jt i which will entitle them to all of differently. Thu court hai ao will probably be late In June be1 them* events and in addition it for* element* will rome to th# will entitle the visitors to attend hyld." •The atto rn ey explained th a t aid of the "CommunUtlc mob# the Fellowship Dinner Sunday th e three-Judge court had feu ad pounding a t tbe FlnnUh lta*s.“ night a t which the officers will th a t tho ao apen tire* merely Even a fte r th* thaw, the passages be installed and th* Fellowship credited th eir g rower m am bon between Finland's lakes in the •luncheon on Monday aa well aa w ith g* eeata a box fo r tho fa r north are ao narrow th a t they th, Klw*nl* Ball Monday nig h t. will be much easier to defend by which will bo the climax of the th* -valient Finns." two-day conclave. The speaker declared th a t the w e grower would not receive The schedule for th* entertainthia amount hath at tho end of showing of the Red arm y ag ain st m rnt of the visitors begins on •oa' tho market the Finns had caused th* Balkan Hunday afternoon a t S:0O o'clock aach a payment nation, to discount the power of when they will be admitted to . by Chief Jostle* th* "highly tooted" Russian the golf course free of charge. A Flare*-mid all of the forces aad had caused them to re­ visit to the ton Is also planned , of the layr were la- new their preparation, to resist for .the evening and through th* depeadeat cannere and Included say tlrn u t of the Red Army In courtesy of the management of Southeastern Europe. »« grow ere. the Rite Theatre visitor* will be CapL DeWolakl also discounted admitted free of charge to th* . Defending tho net agalnat the rumors of a Soviet attack against showing of "A nother Thin Man" rCateation that It took property wilhont dee procea* of law tho British empire, namely a with William Powell and Myron t of India. In the first Fiona aald that go had boat pointed out, »w mountain - r i ^ f h e Fellowship Dinner begin* naawHad by dm Supreme Court** re sees haprovide n atural pro- «, 7l00 0vh>ek and Dr. W. 8. AL deciden aastaJntag a New T ort lection for India a Russian forces len. president of 8t#t*on UniJaw fixing the priM of milk. _________ hove to c to y two vrrsity In DeLand, will be the other nations and would have to. guest speaker. The recently elect­ penetrate India's frontiers througn ed officers for th* ensuing year seme of tho few mountain pass** will be Installed by Mark A. which are easily defended. Smith, International trustee. Italy * admission th a t ah* Is For th* Ktamatana, Monday will not n nsutrsl but a non-belligerent i Om Um M on rouse T e e ) was considered significant by tho speaker, "In view of tho latest tram) of events la - southern Europe, fiv e Mussolini tho DJboutl railroad and some control In tho operation of tho S m s Sanford's Municipal too ; « f M e e t H i? „ Ca n a l a n d » h * will Join England young armadillo today hoca W »n Doe" waa noted today aa and Funner, th* ip m hor said. *' of quick action by Ho aald th a t bo had le a n e d Wlaa. ‘ down to ita through a s thorite live aeeree* th a t X Joe was driving Doc Tee tarda highway Jaot below tho inanition, which Italy a n t south on tl In ptho to Spain would be shortly trn n s- TUuevill* rUJo la m m company of « L. u. ferred to th* Finnish front to ho A. Dixson xaou Do*. t Umpeed Ue* a r o u ­ H od again la aa a ttach by se tho aM* o / t W rood but ■ It could g u t aw ay ho of Hore-Belkha id hi* track , plekod ay a and ra n tho of.«»way -*■»« win -He bob Fftr Diverting J P efew Monies Armadillo Presented To Zoo By A. W. Wise L out m M pTOMUfa £3=5 of th* The appreciation of the ellltm s of Sanford and SrminoU- County for the additional banking farllitlea afforded this sommunltx l« reflerted In tho latest «tsti-mMit of tho Florida S tale Bank of Hanford, M. (I. McNair, p rr-ldrnt of the hank, which w *. opened here last summer, said today. Nearly a q uarter of—a million dollar. D now on deposit lo the credit of Rrmlnolo County resi­ d ent. according to tho statem ent of condition made at tho cln-o of b u.inr.a on Dec. 30, 1039. The drpo.ita have nearly dou­ bled in the last tlx months, Mr. McNair said, adding that Ihe statem ent also dl.clo.es n largo Increase in loans to th r public during this period. "I am not only gratified ol tin* response of the people but I am somewhat sm aied at the rapidity ilh which this response ha- ta k ­ en material form, th at is, in de­ posits and other evidence, which create a definite banking relation­ ship," Mr. McNair said. "In re ­ turn wr are endeavoring to ex­ press our appreciation for this continued growth by co-oio-ratlng financially with all, providing of course, th at w# can maintain those sound banking principles and practices adopted by our board," he added. Th* Florida S tate Bank of San­ ford opened Its doors for business on Jun* 2 last year. T hr officer* of the bank are M. 0 . McNair, president; J . H. Van Hoy, vice president; R. O. Bennet, cashier) J. E. Rowland, assistant rashisr. The directors are L. F. Boyle, W. U Cooper, Charles Dunn, W. E. Ktrchhoff, J r , M. C. McNair. Ralph A. Smith, and J. II. VanHoy. ___________________ School Ring Samples Arrive For Student* According to Information re ­ leased a t Seminole High School four 193V high school class rings, ordered through Chas. F. W ert, local Jeweler who Is repressntatire for H trff-Jones Company, hav* arrived. These rings were ordered for th* ring commltto* of ths senior class a* samples. Orders for S t ring* and two nocklares hav* bssn placed end th* first shipment will bo mads from tbs company about Jan . IS. Any stodoat In Ssmlnol* Illgh School may purchase a necklace, but only seniors a re entitled to purchase claaa ring*. afij Third Ordinance Is Placed On F i r s t Rending At Meet The City onlilianrc which would protect local counselor* from outside competition wsa ago in Ihe si.hji-rt of discussion at the meeting of the City Commission in Ihe Clly Hall rn Wednesday night, and a new ordinance, the thiid since the agitation for surh a municipal statute was begun, was placed on its first Trading. Tho proposed nrdinanrr drew fire from Commissioner II. Jsnie* Cut who contended that a modem building c-da strictly enforced t« th* best protection ngaiii-t nutaids contractors, especially the "fly-by-night" type. "There's something rotten In Denmark-' if local contractor* can't underbid these outsiders on n Job where Ihe requirements of the building rode me uniformly ami rigidly enforred. Mr Out said, especially when these, out­ siders must bring their help into Sanford. The new ordinance Is simpler in form than tin- one which pre­ ceded It nnd provides merely that a "contractor not a resident of th r Clly o f S anford, Florida, engaged In general ronlinrting,” must psy a license fee of 1100. For the purposrs of the ordi­ nance, a rontrnrtoi i. defined ** “any person, firm ei corporation, including *ub-r«ntrurtoia, taking contract to peifortn work liy tb* Job employing one or mote iP*rsons to assist in such work Th* new proposal will b* placed on its final leading at the n«xl regular merling of th* Commissioners slid sny contrac­ tors who desire to appear before th* Commission hi disruss thr m atter further were extended an invitation to do sq. City News Briefs Tber* will be a meeting of th* Women'* Civic Commiltra of th* Seminole County Chamber of Commerce in the Chamber Building Monday morning at 10:00 A. M. An attractive display of japonieas placed in the window of the Yewell Company store today by Mrs. C. R. K irtlry hat attracted • U rge amount of interest among postersb*. many of whom ex­ pressed delight a t the unusual beauty and site of th r flow en; Th* annual Tourist'* PartF .given by the Sanford Woman's Club will b* held ih th* Woman** Clab building tonight a t >to0 o'clock. Mr*. I. E. Estridg*, chairm an of the Civic Department, Mr*. Anna McGton* of this city U hi charge. All wintor visitors se a t a crato o f colery to tho are extended an invitation to fourth annual reunion of her fhthor's fam ily recently In Union City, New Jocooy. and It waa ■ enjoyed by tb* many groaUy la jro jM p a a a t, u Celery Grown Here Is Enjoyed At Re-Union Mr* V tiT t. . . ml.* — %1 M»! 1*110 r«l Commission Again J. R. Lyles Will !Courtesy Contest Debates L i c e n s e Be Candidate For Ends Tomorrow, Legislature Seat F o r Contractors H i g g i n s States .* « • tftS SfJTUiZ&Amount t.Ot £ * . 1 . * the fining Fmtii-li unity geiienils wli,» jue U-* the fimil \i Ihe left i- lieiiei.-il lle-teioinii, 17, ren te r |. I.eiiernl tlhi|iiist, |.*i. who I'oiiiiiiiuids Chairman Turnbull pa»**d over to the .Drsolutlnri, Commltte*. all Finnish troops in the Karelian l-tlmin*. The tin y hut effi, tent army h.-i* held th,- vu-t Itii-ian proposal, ronrrrning the election fighting ninrhinp nnd in many i-a-es ha* pul it to flight. of delegate, to the nntlonal Con­ vention, Including Ihe m a tte r of om itting th* prr-ldrntlnl prlsm ry .« the elected d rle g .tr* will not • be pledged In mlv.nce on the i preshlrntinl nomination. All sides a g rtrd there will be | no prrsldcnti.1 primary a* in 191B, when Roosevelt won thr F lo rid , votes. .1 I!. l.ylcN, for 20 yrnr* n Seminole County's I wo dele­ rrrtiilrnt of Hanford, iinnoiitiivd gates, Committerwomau Mis. lihluy llml lii* will run in ISr«Mi|» Newton Mrrill of Kern Park and I i»a n rniiilitlutr for Scm Committeeman fc'. A. B. W ilkin­ inolo ro unly ri’prrKrnlnlivr in On* son were p rr.rn t for the meeting. Floridn llou««*. pnbiri*! |o tin — IVmorrntic priiunrir« in Mnv Finnish Chances M a n y Activities Bank Deposits A 5? ^ “SjaWSSS Said To Grow As Are Planned For Show Increase, " J F issf'sMcNair States StrifeContinues Conclave Visitors a . U, fjovemnr (Vn- -rid "we hav,- n grrnt leader'In tV*«hlngton who . .will rro us through" perft»u«, time*. II# mad* no m rnttoa' *>f t Field .Mm>hall MiiUih-i lirim. ii-;ht, mill two o f h i. own reemt Intlm.tion that, hr would run s c .ln .t Renutor An­ filling him III the direetluii of Finland's troop* ill drew*. roinmandi-r-in-Chiof of the l-'inni.li iiimy unit in th e K thC ^ W^ * T for a FDR Asks Congres­ sional Loaders For Plan To Aid Finns B ia s Mr*. F e rtile . l.i.rtn lrX Press O ininn flicrn rtctrctl nlRn in tin- skii'j* over the cast ,-oihI uf nritnin today in i-otti iiuu'rl srutilinif cxpedl* linns llrilons fenrtHl foreshndmvod destructive raid*. . It wn*. the fourth succesglvo day of exlcudetl Nari rcconimiuanuce fligl»t>* which the Hi-itixh matched last night w ith observation trip s «v*r w**y nnd n o rth w e stern <' c r" , n y ' and .en p lan e tui-es »f H elgoland T h e re w ere eonfllrthig *nnounceioents of w hat the rival fliers ncrom plished. Tha uer* Hums snid th e ir scouts sank *nre« llrili-li p a tro l boat* and armed m erc h an tm an , nnd downed * llriti-b plane. The British said th e sten m er Keynes was sunk by five bombs, but listed no , >ibei sin k in g , ns » result of tb e neiinl win fare. They said th e ir own flig h t, o v rr Germany |r n not M r. Lyl«w* f i r r i v»n lu r r into p o lilira for In* ivp n " I I !»%*•• you m aili' you* M 'livliiin were "slieressfu l *' M ines nnd eollislon* sent a t si-utrd this ro u n ly in tho l.r ifi* - of tin* iiionl coiirto«Mi< i'liik in Intnr«* ol l!»2o, prrvinir in tin* Sunfttnl,'* t ’ ity t'ornntiKMoncr least fo u r vessels to the bottom, ii'irul<ir Ri*mil'll and two «|>« « ml I . «I ward 11 ik'i: ill" Rnkitl S anfoitl’H ! including ih r w a r’s firs t lrl*h M 'M im i* m ill'd l»y th r go vrrtnu. ^lu>p|x iH tiMlay, p o in t iiij * mil that Ren sinking. Hallot For Selection Will Be Placed In Saturday’s Herald Mr bnti'N tut rnnditlnry on lii-% K llrf that lie m n be of arrviri* to both Hrmhudr t'ounty and tin* Atuir at U ritr A llfrliinr Drmoria l, .Mr. I.ylth ilrclirp<| tic fa vor«»4 u mom «**4>nnmL-Aj o p rtt lion of thr ifovtrntnrnt i \ d a t v dlirtioii of tiiUR. H r uUo r \ nri'^^rd a ‘'firm b rllrl" that Florida’s neliool-* nliouM hr xi'i'otiil to none 'n thr rountry. Horn m Htoilh ( an diu n, M r. L y lr * niovril to Fnnlortl in l'dl'd and h rra m r «-touuvtrd w ith tin* A tla n iir t'oa»>t l.in r lladroa«l( which hr in now M*rvinir an rn tin iM r III Ju n r l'.»'l'>*hr on** r lrc trd Ri departm ent eoinmniider fo r th r U nited S p a n is h -A m rn ra ti W ar V rtrim in and aincr that tim e h r hn* v i« itrd v« tr r a n - ’ campn all o v rr Ih r n t•*. H r i-< a m rm h ri of th r Mi-thotltat r iu ir ih , a WimhIimmii, and n Mnoon. H r at .'III W r i t |0 th S ttr e t, i« in a tr in l anil hn* nn r dnuy*htrr, and oar Min Historical G r o u p Begins Meeting In Palm Beach Today WINTER I’AIIK. .Inn. 12. — Hanging from a Wnllei Winchrlltike disrussinn of early families of St. Augustim- to a report of the le rrn t salvaging i>l u I7lh century Kngli«li ship iilnng the Floridn keys, all unusually Vuried program of th r l-'inridu Historical fkiclrty will be held at the Bnciety of the Knur Arts, I’uliu llearh. today ami Katunhiy, s|i<>nsore<l by • distinguished group of w inter residents, according It, an announrrinrnt mud, |,y l*ri>frssor A. J. Hanna, president <>f the So­ ciety. who extruded a cordial In­ vitation to th r public to attend. Mrs. laiul-r dul’oiie Crowninshield of Dora (iiuiule nnd Wil­ mington, u director of the Socie­ ty. will preside a t unr of th r ses­ sions as will Joshua Coffin Chase of W inter Park, former pretidrnt of the Society. Among the speakers will lie (ieorge E. Merrick, foundrr of Coral (iables. Dr. Otto Eisenschiml. «>f Chicago, author of "Why Was Lincoln Murdered T”, Dr. Daniel J . Mc­ C arthy, president of th* Society of the Four A rts, Mr*. K. 8. Lawson, Librarian. Ht. A ugus­ tin* Historical Hociety, Dr. C. W. Tebcsu. th r University of Miami, Hon. Msasmore Krndall, National Preiidunt of th* Sons of the A m rrtran Revolution. Charles Brookfield, Elliot Key. Mrs. Marian Robinson Trumbull. Pom­ pano, Mr*. Jam es M. Carson, University of Miami, J . Marquette Phillips, Coconut Grove, Rev. Henry Irving Louttil of West Palm Beach, Dr. E. U Dow, Palm Beach, Mr*. Henry Kohl, Pfclm B*arh, A lbert C, Msnuey of th* tW W rfeiJi; Beach and Mrs. C. IW. T«n LOCAL WEATHER S Hollywood. * Kick, Tbo Bureau of Biological Sur­ Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Batorday, occasional light rey reports that aaly about t&O rota over north portion, slightly hood of tho « c « numerous and plcturttquf Taxaa longhorn cat■ntnrday la Us otBl at to n io n tiw the ballot «n ninth tin* ••iu»tn»nrm w ill im lirnti* th rlr *r|rc tlo n w ill appt'ftr in Tin* S niifn n l I (rinhi anil ninmt !*«.• fillet! ill uml if t iir m t l to H •* M rra li! O ff U r n«»t lull*. *1m m W Mninlny r trn h ijf. A total of I'Ul hi in -li prixo* will Im» an a* tied to llnvr rln k a who a rr ailjutlurtl tin* most roortrou* by a \o tc of tho ni'** ti'iiHTR. Thr fir*i prifo winnrr in Ihr lontrM will !»«• fiv n i ||f». Hit' nTi'tiil pi iff winner flD, mnl $.r» to th r Ihtitl prim winner Mi. IliiriHo' Mini that a ronn The Hiisslnn, reported aiming drive anew southward from above the A irtie Circle. Th* .Funis exported the h itte r cold to nrrvent decisive encounter it • efn, Raring. , .. Co|',rnlisgt*n ‘rCporta said*' f u ..”~ ) nl-ll*■ sbnipshmiters iirnniu behind row the Mnniirrlii-iiii line picked o ff Rut* slnti, ntlem pting to Innd by luiiaelitlle Danish volunteers a r­ rived in I'inbiml Itoosvvslt dlselo-ed tie liiol ii-ked Congressional I. lolers of both pintles to work .oil lIn- I inni-h nid problem. King i'm ol of Itiiiiinnin, and llegenl I'rinee Haul of Yugoslnvin, were reported lo hlV* ro n frired Tilrsilny to sound out togo-InviH - al I it ii,ls- tow ard tha linliiro llungnriiin offer to sup­ port It ii inn ii us even in rase of II i. - - ii. ii nltneki * Tin* 1'ieiieh sul.l Spain and I i liiilv .rod o lh ei -o u th i'ii.te rn E u i"l»'iin nut ions wi l e shipping oiqilie- i>, Finland through Fi uiier. I'lem n i ............ Japan, ani , n■>ii hied |,i. intention of resign­ ing Sunday lilittr e «if 20 **hl»p|H'ln WrhoM* ibltV it w ill bo to v i- it nil local ntorett i»ii*I inaki* n w i it ten i i'|tort concrrtiini; Ih cii i Im rvatiotip, hav** I n 'l l active .ill week ami w ill continue active u n til Saturtlnv Th e ir p o r tt am! c»il!n*»m*» they im ikr w ill I m* tm u n i over to tin* m erc h an t' who*e plorea m e mi volvrtl. Th e i'lt'1 k '•» e o n le -l am! ll»e inventIk'lllh II of Hie '•li»ck«. Aiile4 nu in'h ip, ete in the local utoiea |w tin* '••'Coin! pluiMo *«f Hie cum pjiik’ ii Inoin In-tl m ote thiin lu o molltliu lllfo t*i illilllee the* wpeinl 1.1IN' IMl \ . Jan |;> (A h-T ha inj? of " S a n fo iil H o ila t14 m San- | loople of ibe llrlti.b ................ Isles rsfo il!," the d i jMHi of the "tu n ic - | ri'ived I ben biggest dusr o f w ar nl Immiu**' cnni|HiiNn thus far when C rrbinn p lan ts M l. IllCk'IO-s |Hiinle«( out th«t roared n rro s, a r>nO-milv stre tc h tio pet miiii I* i util h <| In untie Hum of the Rcottish and E nglish E a st one vote m tin* cunt eat fo r co asts T lm i,d ay in raids th a t M'lectitiN the nio**t co urtrnu* iiiiglit have hern forerunners of clerk, nml leiniinletl H nii<c who r ield M arshal G oering'a prom llhed !llti ini to ru *| hallot)* Hint th eir aerial "b lilrk rleg ' voti't* w ill not lw t*miiite<l urjepi* Air b attles w ere fought a t alx Hie coupon which w ill be in points along Ibe coast a* sw ift P a till <luy» pn|ta'i reachen The Itiilisb sp itfire fig h te rs went Into H erald ( If f ic r In-foie the •! :IMI the air against the G erm an HeinP ,M di'iolliue on M omlay. Coal Shortage Is Acute As Germans Endure Cold Wave (j UA YA ijl’ll.. K< uailoi, Jun 12 —(A V June .Mm iu YvIiibcu (hur­ ra, appim titly defeated aa presi­ dential riimlnlnte, bd an upriidiiK of unny M'lKranta nml *oblirm on a iiiililaiy aviation field, but it a inptirn ctnui win ipiickly aupp roard. Home 200 riviliuru joined relwlllnn VrllH'u Ihm ru, u furinrr plvsjdrnt, wits um-stt-d nlutig with Major Unfurl Astudillo and Flores Milo, n Guayaquil broker. On thr lia.is of rally returns, Him iti was running second to C arlo, Arroyo Drlrio, who re­ signed a* provisional president to Ik* a candidate. The uprising began shortly ■ft«r midnight when thr govern­ ment Announcement In Quito said Delrio could be considered elect­ ed. Ihafrn, who won in Guayaquil and Quito, th r largest citirs, rhargrd the gnvrrnm rnt, headed by Ami res Cordoba, with fraud. ISL000 CH ECK • kel bom bers and Dornier flying boats, and • unfi-nireruft gun* blast'd all day long. A gain tho tin m a n raids w ere aim ed at llrltia n ', vital F irth o f h o rlh naval aiii'loiiugo ana coastal shipping nnd—for the first tim e sin rr Ibe .f a r t of Ibe w a r—th* —"»*nl N 'rw ea.Ile-on-Tynv shlpbuilding yarils were raided. The B ritish A ir M inistry ___ indlra te d th at the tulib-rs had dropped "•• homl s mi land, although fivr .hip* near the rra s ta were inarbbie-gunnrd and bombed by the Germ an a v iato rs before they were driven off. T hr intensified G erm an raid* • p p e irrd to have been an a n sw e r to the B ritish A ir Force's a tta c k W ednesday tin G erm any’* 8 y lt Island seaplane base o ff Ju tla n d where, according to D anish re imrta, bnmha dam aged a dam and causew ay connecting th* Island with the G erm an m ainland. In the wait* of th* r e ld s 'a lo n f the E nglish and Scottish coaata, n G rim an lla ln k rl bom ber whoa* em pty bomb rack seemed evidence th at it was re tu rn in g from a a at* la rk , was forced down la st n ig h t on Danish te rrito ry and Ita fo n r crew m em bers Im m ediately a r t It a fire I t w as th* second G erm an plan* farced down on D anish ah tore ritory in 24 hour*. A third m an plan*, described by tho , a s an unarm ad tra n s p o rt; v u forred down In Balgium . Th* w a r in F inland was b re a g h t 8AN FRANCISCO, Jan. I t — litV -O fficials of tho annual EastW est C harity football - gam* played Jan. I. presented th* Shrtns Hospital fo r Crtppiad Children with a chock fo r oboot M U R ysatonlay. Tho sum waa bo coastal artllUre gmm an g iS V f f a s j S L .- , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 1940; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d483114c97f52e60b94b0e099ae97e8f.pdf 224885935346d01d30a5f2b888dd39d6 PDF Text Text * '.'THURSDAY, JANUARY THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA OUT OUR WAY Works Way BY J. R. WILLIAMS Sowell Declares Breeders Must Be Chosen Carefully ' BATON ROUGE, Jan. 11.—W ——Verdin* a hungry tite r raw m eat helpa one lad a t tha Louisi­ ana B u te University to pay his way through eollsfs. Every day, Oaea Jonas, a soph©mors, dishes up ten pounds of (round hamburger to Mike, tho a 00-pound Bengal foot- (IAINF.SVIt.LK. Jen. 11— Blrdi By ADELAIDE KKRR . f utiTHrior p'.iyxiral npiKwrsncc AP Psshlea Editor and proved production reconls NEW YORK. Jan. I I . —M V should h" relrcted as breeders le a p Year fashions Indicate tnat for producing nest year’s layers, li f e begins In *40." i' according to D. P. Sowell, poul­ The f i m 1940 fashions, which try specialist with the State Ag­ ihave already come to town, are ricultural Extension Service. chiefly costume accents to catch Having culled IMe maturing, the roving rye of tha mala and broody, and. poor producing birds banish those all-too-frequent, aftfrom his flock, the Florldn poul­ er-Kew-Year, mid-winter-wardrobe try-man is now confronted witn bln**. They are meant to give the ta«k of ielecting breeder*, new sparkle to your looks, new tnitcsil of breeding fur high pro­ life and allure to you and yanr duction only, It is best to breed wardrobe. Mott of them cost very tor physical iipiwaranrc and pro­ little except some time and duction. Breeding from records thought. There are costume Jewels that ulpnr. without runddering tha I < illb mi.I vigor of the birds, Is can give a plain dress “ It,-* hate Sowoll to gladden the soberest boat, new nut goo-l practice, evening sweaters and Bpring say*. suits to give you and your ward, robs a big hand. The way they are worn la almost more Impor­ tant in Leap Year fashion psy­ chology than the clothes or the accents themselves. Here are a few ideas: Put color Into your life with :a rts . Jonas admits tbs lob has Its n a r y moments but then It pays 111 a month. That helps a good deal. Tbs meat rations are more eas. fir served than the weekly doses of salt, sulphur and cod-liver pH and the semi-weekly milk and m n omelet. Sometimes, Otce calls on his twin brother, Rogor, as a plneh-hltter at the tiger cage. But Mike prefers Osce. ■’ “T hat tlre r can tell tis apart.** 1Oeee says. "I call him Sheik, you know.- That's ths name hs had la an Arkansas soo. They call klm Mika hare now. • “ I ran pass by Sheik's cage In an automobile end yell hi* nama and ha'll always gel up and look hround wondering where 1 am.” Mika's apparent friendliness doesn't influence Owe to-yanl enco u n tin g any further familiar­ ity, however. "Sometimes, In hi* most fero­ cious moods, his rosrs nearly bowl me over," Ihe boy says. OORN THIRTY VEaJES TOO SOON J R vviUj AM*, H A M S D E M O C R A T IC PRECINCT NUMBER.......... FOR GOVERNOR FOR SECRETARY OF STATE vote r o n ONE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ro n on * FOR COMPTROLLER PADUCAH, Ky.. Jan. II. - « P , — A negro complained In City Judge Hex Comeli-oil that his I'aughler-ln-law knocked down hi* door with brick*, "ciiared" him nut and stole hi. ahutguft. He told the Judge he never wanted to aee her again. Bo Judge Corneliron put the woman under IIWl penrn bond, In.tnictlng hr* never tn irlu n i to her fulln r In law'ii home “until Judgment Day." *8TtW CREO M ULSIO N Vo t e KOI I ONE lZ j FOR STATE TREASURER HlaTHUT K . I it: it nt one FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION vote FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER rou one e J u c to u A . FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE |/ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER H H LAMB STEW ROUND STEAK lb BACON * ^ lb. 0 Whole or ' 1 Half lb. ELGIN lb. 17c TROPIC 2 lbs. 25c OYSTERS P t.20c O t . 39t <n I a tu n a r Kellogg'* j *n 10c IMUSTARD ' 2 S I5 ip U ffift— K f T L J I j tC - Regular R lb" 23c W with 10c 3 Klm A .c . U A il U -q I - O I I K ......................... 15c FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER r * ron o n * -- FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ___ ___ VOTH r o i l ONE uiaTMiOT ■*. a J M FOR STATE SENATOR STTH SENATORIAL pISTRICT v o x * r o * ON* FOR MEMBER OF THE HQU8E OF REPRESENTATIVES t f *0* 0 roup No. 1 - ,^ a " . FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION vor* ron onkW * * "* • _ r ■ w ho O te ilA K - lh O n o r ru rv iu U E r . r '. ....................... 15c IfA R -lM J I I A M ...........................15c m u . 3 1 b . IS * HOT e h i . v i t i r i i i i a W ill! n o r VHUM II t'IIIK.1 LHELShUUHt.hR ................. 15c HAMBUKg'e r ' 1.!!..^ .^ _____ lOe VVE HERY>'fiTE’ S S J ir iS ’M W lf. PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs. 19c | KEROSENE OIL FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION — „ „ „ u t a « u t T Nav a • „ _________ oiarwicr .* * * OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Km. * o n ju s t ih j o f t h e p e a c e ■’ „ M ID U fT Ka. 4 TISSUE r FLOUR TAKE HOME AN ORDER OP OUR DELICIOUS SEMINOLE BARBECUE Florida Vegetables Are In Season CAULIFLOWER l e t t u c e ***** FOR* MEMBER OF BOARD OF, v PUBLIC INSTRUCTION gallon fo.« RtaaWt PI Or HOT FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 10c V Ap p l e s H i |? f i£ g Y 1 cabbage (S R R n b s 10c S o f f it lin i4yac RIB CHOPS lb. 28c COMET CBLLO PKG, O O BARBECUE ^ n-.h SI. S H H H T “b.c“ a SLICED BREAKr ScwJK— i i i m u r r iia a r»* iron *.a.i*ip ir rn ic T 1y * 4 U. 8. GOOD BEEF lb SALMON liiaTitMrr N*. a SEMINOLE FOR JU8TICE8 OF THE SUPREME COURT XIVie | STEW CATSUP FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER IE KOIl ONI) SAUSAGE lb. 1Q£ CORN FLAKES ‘X / t J u J i f y FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER E Xoll ONE lb. UVER BEEF lb. PORK lb. l l & aJu. i /u/t VOTE r o t t ONE TASTY SOUTHERN ECONOMY Ciromul FOR SHERIFF v o t e r u n o ne trouble to looacn germ laden phlegm. turn a v> accretion and aid nature to writhe and heal rnw. Vendor, Infbun* rd bronchial rnuooua membrane*. No matter how many medlrlne* yon have tried, tell your druggUt to (fit you a trait Ir i t Crceirnulawn with tho According to vaiio-o govern­ uitdr-iundtpg that yon of* t« Ilk# the w*y It qnirkly ellart the court. I OR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF ment report-, about II* percent *1 the l.ovi.ooo.roo cgg-i preduinl In I'UIILIC INSTRUCTION VOTE ro ll ONE Nov Yurk ila lr In IMS were ured en farina fur eating and hatching. for Coughi, Chcit Colds, Bronchitis FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION LARD 3 lbs. 2 5 ^ POT ROAST lb. STEAKS GROUND BEEF lb ROAST D“ lb. STEAKS ™ lb. T. W. Lawton VOTH r o n ONE SB XCONOMY BRANDED LONG HPNTRNCB VOTE ro il ONE lb. SAUSAGE »" BACK BONE TUESDAY, MAY 7,1940 FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY w.“™ C H O P S PARTY WHITE BACON W S ID E S LARAMIE, JVyo., Jnn. 11. _ W1— Many people believe that nnce a letter enter* the United States mull postal regulations foibld the recovery of it by the sunder before it reaches the ad­ SEMINOLE COUNTY > dresser. That Isn’t so, says Postmaster A. Jr'.. Holliday of U ram lr. l’o«toffices have Instructions to go so Make a Cross Mark (X) before the Numo of the Candidate of your Choice far as to telegraph distant cities, necessary, to extract a letter FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF TAXES If FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS from the mail if tho sender sud­ VOTE KOIt ONE VpTW row IRVISN denly changes his mind anil decldcs he wants to take hack what he raid. It la only necessary to Identify FOR COUNTY JUDGE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR yoursrlf as the sender of- th<> let­ rT* r o n on * ter hy describing it minutely und providing u sample of your hand­ writing. r o n ONE MR. MERCHANT *® R O A S T Letters Easy To Get After Mailing B A L L O T vote Conilder Jewel accent*—ro»tume or real. Try m i of tbo mirrnlng-ih>ry necklace*, whose whits porcelain flowers are awunt on gold chains, or a four-strand necklace of pastel-tinted crystals. Phi a diamond lore, knot on each lapel of your dark cocktail suit, snap a Jeweled d ip to your muff or the flat neckline of your fur co a t Sweep your eurls to the hack of your neck and anchor them there with an old-teshlooad Jeweled bar pin. Be a rotor schemer. Set a fuch­ sia rehrrt bow In your curls to match the bonding of an evening frock. Top your simplest dinner dress with one ef the colorful, gold-embroidered evening sweat­ er*—peacock blur over gray, for Instanrr, or bright green over black. Get a lopai necklace to match your glove*. Brighten up your overcoat. Give it a scarlet lining—or gold buttons—or n silver shield set, shining, on Its unfurrad rever. Get your Spring suit soon. Be­ cause Easter falls on Mar. 24 this P O R K IS DOW N! £g«! SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Styles Of NeW, And Odd Accents tb * . i o c | H a n a n * �• •• AM fa I k * O nly C n t m d la * B ali,_ H A f fo( r__________ . . lf . hw n, T n a a p o r ta tio n watar S ite 1 V O LU M E X X X I A N ly p E P E N D E N tf N EW SPA PER SAN FORD , M e m b er A a a o d a tc d P m High Tribunal PROBERS TO CALL EX-NLRB ATTORNEY FDRGets Term Boost At Hear* Debate Demo Meeting Of Citrus Law Pierce Says Act Is Essential To Sur• vlval Of Growers WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. — (AP)—The constitution­ ality of the 1935 Florida law providing that cltrua grower* should receive at least the coat of production for their oduefc was challenged and fended during arguments before the Supreme Court K t ° w m ia » C. pure*. Tamp* att o n " fo r tbo BUU. contended the aet waa taw ntlal to p*rmK thC ^ W^ * T for a ^ - t t o r r .r ««* nara, Anllrngod aertod It waa unconstitutional iaraaea with tatoretat# comaad took thohr property da# procoti of law. tho court that th« ,u bafora It wn* __ threo-Judgo fa d a n l • • a r t in Florida had arrad I" temporarily enjoin Inf t h / rufo rtu n an t of tho a c t > , FRIDAY. JANUARY 12. 1910 EsIablMted In 1908 FINNISH ARMY LEADERS AT FRONT National P o l i c i e s S h o u l d Continue, Andrews Tells Ex­ ecutive Committee Legality Of P r ic e Fixing Measure Be­ gun In Seminole Courts Is Argued 3-Judge Court Ruling Appealed lim t ld Somlnol# Coonly Proiucea More Fruit And V*g*tahiea Than An? Similar Art* In America NUMBER VA Nazi Fliers Scout East English Coast Hritish Fear Raids F o r e shadow Dei structivc' Attacks; 4th Day Of Flights ST. PETERSIHIRO, Jan. I t — «/T*»— Senalni- Andrew, told Flm Ida Demorrnf. today that ^ Ihr antl-lynrh thill will not pe.«‘ th" Fennte. He Mid It I- n reflection upon "cverv m veinor, sheriff ^m l Judge," nnd tho Demoeratlo avreullvr romnilltre npplnuded. J There -»■ .1-,, spnl.ii.e fsio i h» m M the pnllr'o* of lb* natr'nnl smvrrnmml should hr ronlinned In Ihr Hand' of “n Demneynl. U, l.i.rtnlrX Press or th* same Drmncrnt," Oininn flicrn rtctrctl nlRn Rnn«r-rll. fjovemnr (Vn- -rid "we hav,- n in tin- skii'j* over the cast grrnt leader'In tV*«hlngton who ,-oihI uf nritnin today in . £ * . 1 . * . . m l .* .will rro us through" perft»u«, cxpedl* time*. II# mad* no m rnttoa' *>f t — %1 M»! 1*110r«l i-otti iiuu'rl srutilinif foreField .Mm>hall MiiUih-i lirim. ii-;ht, mill two o f the fining Fmtii-li unity geiienils wli,» jue U-* linns llrilons fenrtHl h i. own reemt Intlm.tion that, hr would run s c .ln .t Renutor An­ filling him III the direetluii of Finland's troop* ill the fimil \i Ihe left i- lieiiei.-il lle-teioinii, 17, shndmvod destructive raid*. . drew*. roinmandi-r-in-Chiof of the l-'inni.li iiimy unit in th e renter |. I.eiiernl tlhi|iiist, |.*i. who I'oiiiiiiiuids It wn*. the fourth succesglvo Chairman Turnbull pa»**d over to the .Drsolutlnri, Commltte*. all Finnish troops in the Karelian l-tlmin*. The tin y hut effi, tent army h.-i* held th,- vu-t Itii-ian day of exlcudetl Nari rcconimiuanuce fligl»t>* which the proposal, ronrrrning the election fighting ninrhinp nnd in many i-a-es ha* pul it to flight. of delegate, to the nntlonal Con­ Hi-itixh matched last night vention, Including Ihe m atter of with observation trips «v*r w**y omitting th* prr-ldrntlnl prlsmry nnd northwestern <' cr" ,n y ' .« the elected drleg.tr* will not • and .enplane tui-es »f Helgoland be pledged In mlv.nce on the i preshlrntinl nomination. There were eonfllrthig *nAll sides agrtrd there will be | nounceioents of what the rival Carolyn E. Agger, former attorney In review division of Na­ no prrsldcnti.1 primary a* in fliers ncromplished. Tha uer* tional Labor Relatione Ronnl, I. scheduled to testify before special 191B, when Roosevelt won thr Hums snid their scouts sank *nre« Florid, votes. llrili-li patrol boat* and armed .1 I!. l.ylcN, for 20 yrnr* n House committee Inveetigetlnr NLRB. She I* ehnwn conferring Seminole County's Iwo dele­ merchantman, nnd downed * rrrtiilrnt of Hanford, iinnoiitiivd with Repreeentatlv* Howard Smith (Dent.. Vo.), chairman of the gates, Committerwomau Mis. llriti-b plane. The British said lihluy llml lii* will run in ISr«Mi|» Inquiry group. Newton Mrrill of Kern Park and the stenmer Keynes was sunk I i»a n rniiilitlutr for Scm Committeeman fc'. A. B. Wilkin­ by five bombs, but listed no inolo rounly ri’prrKrnlnlivr in On* son were p rr.rn t for the meeting. Floridn llou««*. pnbiri*! |o tin , >ibei sinking, ns » result of — IVmorrntic priiunrir« in Mnv tbe neiinl win fare. They said their own flight, ovrr Germany |r n not Mr. Lyl«w* firri v»n The City onlilianrc which would lurr into polilira for In* ivpn "II!»%*•• you maili' you* M'livliiin were "slieressful *' Mines nnd eollislon* sent at protect local counselor* from si-utrd this rounly in tho l.rifi*- of tin* iiionl coiirto«Mi< i'liik in least four vessels to the bottom, t ’ity t'ornntiKMoncr outside competition wsa ago in Intnr«* ol l!»2o, prrvinir in tin* Sunfttnl,'* including ihr war’s first lrl*h Ihe si.hji-rt of discussion at the ii'irul<ir Ri*mil'll and two «|>««ml I.«Iward 11ik'i: ill" Rnkitl Sanfoitl’H! Ren sinking. meeting of the City Commission M'Mimi* mill'd l»y thr govrrtnu. ^lu>p|x iH tiMlay, pointiiij* mil that The Hiisslnn, reported aiming Mr bnti'N tut rnnditlnry on lii-% toniontiw the ballot «n ninth tin* in Ihe Clly Hall rn Wednesday it drive southward from The appreciation of the ellltm s night, and a new ordinance, the K llrf that lie mn be of arrviri* ••iu»tn»nrm will imlirnti* thrlr above theanew Airtie Circle. Th* t.Ot of Sanford and SrminoU- County thiid since the agitation for surh to both Hrmhudr t'ounty and tin* *r|rctlon will appt'ftr in Tin* Snii- .Funis exported the hitter cold • for the additional banking farlli- a municipal statute was begun, Atuir at Uritr A llfrliinr Drmo- fnnl I(rinhi anil ninmt !*«.• fillet! decisive encounter tlea afforded this sommunltx l« was placed on its first Trading. rial, .Mr. I.ylth ilrclirp<| tic fa ill uml iftiirm tl to H •* Mrrali! •toefn,nrrvent Raring. , .. W reflerted In tho latest «tsti-mMit Tho proposed nrdinanrr drew vor«»4 u mom «**4>nnmL-Aj o p rtt OffUr n«»t lull*. *1mm l)e W S s k il)e C W fe ^ Co|',rnlisgt*n ‘rCporta said*' f u..”~ ) of tho Florida Stale Bank of fire from Commissioner II. Jsnie* lion of thr ifovtrntnrnt i\d a t v Mninlny rtrnhijf. *■ sbnipshmiters iirnniu behind row the Hanford, M. (I. McNair, prr-ldrnt Cut who contended that a modem dlirtioii of tiiUR. Hr uUo r \ A total of I'Ul hi in-li prixo* nl-ll The longer th* war In the Far Mnniirrlii-iiii line picked off Rut* nri'^^rd a ‘'firm brllrl" that Klwanlan* visiting Banfonl for North continue*. th* bettor the mid-wintor conference here of the hank, which w*. opened building c-da strictly enforced t« Florida’s neliool-* nliouM hr xi'i'otiil will Im» an a* tied to llnvr rln k a slnti, ntlempting to Innd by who a rr ailjutlurtl tin* most luiiaelitlle Danish volunteers ar­ th* best protection ngaiii-t nutchance of sncceta he* th* Flnne, on 8unday and Monday will not here last summer, said today. to none 'n thr rountry. Nearly a quarter of— a million roortrou* by a \otc of tho ni'** aids contractors, especially the Capt. Conitantln* DeWelikl told have any apare time on their Horn m Htoilh ( andiun, Mr. ti'iiHTR. Thr fir*i prifo winnrr rived in I'inbiml Itoosvvslt dlsD now on deposit lo the "fly-by-night" type. a group of Itatenera at the hand. If tho entertainment com­ dollar. Lylr* niovril to Fnnlortl in l'dl'd in Ihr lontrM will !»«• fiv n i ||f». elo-ed tie liiol ii-ked Congressional credit of Rrmlnolo County resi­ "There's something rotten In Eplacopal Parl.h Ilona* Uet mittee. of the local club have dent. according to tho statement I. lolers of both pintles to work Denmark-' if local contractor* and hrramr «-touuvtrd with tin* Hit' nTi'tiil pi iff winner flD, mnl .oil lIn- I inni-h nid problem. night when he began a new eerie* anything to do with It. lladroa«l( $.r» to thr Ihtitl prim winner of condition made at tho cln-o of can't underbid these outsiders Atlaniir t'oa»>t l.inr of discussions on development. King i'mol of Itiiiiinnin, and For the Klwanlene and thrlr an on Dec. 30, 1039. Mi. IliiriHo' Mini that a ronn on n Job where Ihe requirements which hr in now M*rvinir In th* European ware and their wive, from all over Florida, who bu.inr.a The drpo.ita have nearly dou­ of the building rode me uniformly rntiniM r lilittre «if 20 **hl»p|H'ln WrhoM* ibltV llegenl I'rinee Haul of Yugopoaeblo bearing on future event*. will be pretfnt for th* event, bled III Junr l'.»'l'>*hr on** rlrctrd Ri it will bo to vi- it nil local ntorett slnvin, were reported lo hlV* in the last tlx months, Mr. Finland's terrain will not be second in Importance only to the McNair said, adding that Ihe ami rigidly enforred. Mr Out department eoinmniider for thr i»ii*I inaki* n wi it ten i i'|tort con- ronfrired Tilrsilny to sound out aafflelently thawed out for the annvial district convention, the lo­ statement also dl.clo.es n largo said, especially when these, out­ United Spanish-Amrnrati War Ihcii i Im rvatiotip, hav** togo-InviH - al I it ii,ls- toward tha efficient operation of Ruula'u cal club ha. provided for host Increase in loans to thr public siders must bring their help into Vrtrimin and aincr that time hr crrtiini; In'll active .ill week ami will linliiro llungnriiin offer to sup­ Sanford. erar machine until late next trip, on the St. Johns River, during this period. hn* vi«itrd v« trran-’ campn all continue active until Saturtlnv port It ii inn ii us even in rase of The new ordinance Is simpler ovrr Ihr auinmer, th* epeakrr said, and In sight-.orlng tours, free admis­ * nt•*. "I am not only gratified ol tin* The irportt am! c»il!n*»m*» they II i. - - ii. ii nltneki th* meantime Finland la receiving sion to a movie st the Rita Thea­ response of the people but I am in form than tin- one which pre­ Hr i-< a mrmhri of thr Mi-thotl- imikr will Im* tm uni over to tin* I Tin* 1'ieiieh sul.l Spain and more and more outside asaiitaaee. tre, and free use of the Munici­ somewhat smaied at the rapidity ceded It nnd provides merely that tat riuirih, a WimhIimmii, and n merchant' who*e plorea me mi i liiilv .rod olhei -outhi'ii.tern EuFinland'! weather I* th* coldest pal Country Club aa well aa a i"l»'iin nut ions w ile shipping at .'III W rit volvrtl. ilh which this response ha- tak­ a "contractor not a resident of Mnoon. Hr thr Clly of Sanford, Florida, during the month! of January vl.lt to the Municipal Zoo. through |0th Sttret, i« inatrinl anil hn* en material form, that is, in de­ The i'lt'1 k'•» eonle-l am! ll»e oiqilie- i>, Finland engaged In general ronlinrting,” and Fobrusry and the “thaw" nnr dnuy*htrr, and oar M in All tho.e who register for the posits and other evidence, which inventIk'lllh II of Hie '•li»ck«. Aiile4 Fi uiier. begtns about tbo middle of March, conference will be issued a card create a definite banking relation­ must psy a license fee of 1100. I'lem ni ............ Japan, annuin'hip, ete in the local utoiea i he pointed out, adding that Jt i which will entitle them to all of ship," Mr. McNair said. "In re­ For the purposrs of the ordi­ >iihied |,i. intention of resign­ |w tin* '••'Coin! pluiMo *«f Hie cum , n■ will probably be late In June be1 them* events and in addition it turn wr are endeavoring to ex­ nance, a rontrnrtoi i. defined ** pjiik’ii Inoin In-tl mote thiin luo ing Sunday for* element* will rome to th# will entitle the visitors to attend press our appreciation for this “any person, firm ei corporation, molltliu lllfo t*i illilllee the* wpeinl 1.1IN' IMl \ . Jan |;> aid of the "CommunUtlc mob# the Fellowship Dinner Sunday continued growth by co-oio-ratlng including *ub-r«ntrurtoia, taking inj? of "Sanfoiil Hoilat14 m San- | loople of ibe llrlti.b (Ah-Tha .............. pounding a t tbe FlnnUh lta*s.“ night at which the officers will financially with all, providing of contract to peifortn work liy tb* Isles rsfoil!," the di jM H i of the "tunic| ri'ived I ben biggest dusr of war Even after th* thaw, the passages be installed and th* Fellowship course, that w# can maintain Job employing one or mote iP*rnl I mmiu**' cnni|HiiNn thus far when Crrbinn plants between Finland's lakes in the •luncheon on Monday aa well aa those sound banking principles sons to assist in such work Ml. IllCk'IO-s |Hiinle«( out th«t roared nrros, a r>nO-milv stretch far north are ao narrow that they th, Klw*nl* Ball Monday night. and practices adopted by our Th* new proposal will b* tio pet miiii I* i util h <| In untie Hum will be much easier to defend by which will bo the climax of the board," he added. placed on its final leading at the WINTER I’AIIK. .Inn. 12. — one vote m tin* cunt eat for of the Rcottish and English East th* -valient Finns." Th* Florida State Bank of San­ n«xl regular merling of th* Hanging from a Wnllei Winchrll- M'lectitiN the nio**t courtrnu* coasts Tlmi,day in raids that two-day conclave. have hern forerunners of The speaker declared that the The schedule for th* entertain- ford opened Its doors for business Commissioners slid sny contrac­ disrussinn of early families clerk, nml leiniinletl Hnii<c who iiiiglit r ield Marshal Goering'a promllhed showing of the Red army against mrnt of the visitors begins on on Jun* 2 last year. Thr officer* tors who desire to appear before tike of St. Augustimto a report of !llti ini to ru*| hallot)* Hint their aerial "blilrkrleg ' the Finns had caused th* Balkan Hunday afternoon at S:0O o'clock of the bank are M. 0 . McNair, th* Commission hi disruss thr the lerrnt salvaging i>l u I7lh voti't* will not lw t*miiite<l urjepi* nation, to discount the power of when they will be admitted to president; J. H. Van Hoy, vice matter further were extended an century Kngli«li ship iilnng the Hie coupon which will be in Air battles were fought at alx points along Ibe coast a* swift th* "highly tooted" Russian the golf course free of charge. A president; R. O. Bennet, cashier) invitation to do sq. reachen The Itiilisb Floridn keys, all unusually Vuried Patill <luy» pn|ta'i forces aad had caused them to re­ visit to the ton Is also planned J. E. Rowland, assistant rashisr. spitfire fighters went Into program of thr l-'inridu Historical Herald (Ifficr In-foie the •! :IM I new their preparation, to resist for .the evening and through th* The directors are L. F. Boyle, W. the air against the German Heinfkiclrty will be held at the Bnciety P ,M di'iolliue on Momlay. say tlrn u t of the Red Army In courtesy of the management of U Cooper, Charles Dunn, W. E. kel bombers and Dornier flying of the Knur Arts, I’uliu llearh. Southeastern Europe. boats, and • unfi-nireruft gun* the Rite Theatre visitor* will be Ktrchhoff, J r , M. C. McNair. today ami Katunhiy, s|i<>nsore<l by blast'd all day long. CapL DeWolakl also discounted admitted free of charge to th* Ralph A. Smith, and J. II. Van• distinguished group of winter rumors of a Soviet attack against showing of "Another Thin Man" Hoy. __________________ Again tho tinm an raids were residents, according It, an antho British empire, namely a with William Powell and Myron aimed at llrltian', vital Firth of nounrrinrnt mud, |,y l*ri>frssor t of India. In the first horlh naval aiii'loiiugo ana coastal A. J. Hanna, president <>f the So­ ha pointed out, shipping nnd—for the first time »w mountain - r i ^ f h e Fellowship Dinner begin* ciety. who extruded a cordial In­ sinrr Ibe .fart of Ibe war—th* re sees provide a natural pro- «, 7l00 0vh>ek and Dr. W. 8. AL vitation to thr public to attend. C ity N ew s B rie fs lection for India Russian forces len. president of 8t#t*on Uni—"»*nl N'rwea.Ile-on-Tynv shlpMrs. laiul-r dul’oiie Crownin_________ hove to c to y two vrrsity In DeLand, will be the (j UA YA ijl’ll.. K< uailoi, Jun 12 building yarils were raided. shield of Dora (iiuiule nnd Wil­ According to Information re­ other nations and would have to. guest speaker. The recently elect­ The British Air Ministry _ _ indlTber* will be a meeting of th* mington, u director of the Socie­ —(AV June .Mm iu YvIiibcu (hur­ penetrate India's frontiers througn ed officers for th* ensuing year leased at Seminole High School Women'* that the tulib-rs had dropped Civic Commiltra of th* ty. will preside at unr of thr ses­ ra, appimtitly defeated aa presi­ rated seme of tho few mountain pass** will be Installed by Mark A. four 193V high school class rings, Seminole County Chamber of sions as will Joshua Coffin Chase dential riimlnlnte, bd an upriidiiK "•• homl s mi land, although ordered through Chas. F. Wert, which are easily defended. Smith, International trustee. Commerce in the Chamber of Winter Park, former preti- of unny M'lKranta nml *oblirm fivr .hip* near the rrasta were local Jeweler who Is repressntaItaly* admission that ah* Is For th* Ktamatana, Monday will tire for Htrff-Jones Company, Building Monday morning at 10:00 drnt of the Society. Among the on a iiiililaiy aviation field, but inarbbie-gunnrd and bombed by not n nsutrsl but a non-belligerent i Om Um M on rouse T ee) speakers will lie (ieorge E. it a inptirn ctnui win ipiickly aup- the German aviators before they hav* arrived. These rings were A. M. was considered significant by tho Merrick, foundrr of Coral (iables. proard. Home 200 riviliuru joined were driven off. ordered for th* ring commltto* speaker, "In view of tho latest relwlllnn Thr intensified German raid* Otto Eisenschiml. «>f Chicago, of ths senior class a* samples. An attractive display of japoni- Dr. tram) of events la - southern VrllH'u Ihmru, u furinrr plvsj- • ppeirrd to have been an answer author of "Why Was Lincoln eas placed in the window of the Orders for S t ring* and two nockEurope, five Mussolini tho Murdered T”, Dr. Daniel J. Mc­ drnt, wits um-stt-d nlutig with to the British Air Force's attack lares hav* bssn placed end th* Yewell Company store today by Carthy, DJboutl railroad and some control Unfurl Astudillo and Wednesday tin Germany’* 8ylt president of th* Society Major first shipment will bo mads from Mrs. C. R. Kirtlry hat attracted of In tho operation of tho Sm s Sanford's Municipal too the Four Arts, Mr*. K. 8. Flores Milo, n Guayaquil broker. Island seaplane base off Jutland • Urge amount of interest among tbs company about Jan. IS. Canal an d » h * will Join England young armadillo today hoca Lawson, Librarian. Ht. Augus­ On thr lia.is of rally returns, where, according to Danish reAny stodoat In Ssmlnol* Illgh postersb*. many of whom ex­ tin* and Funner, th* ipm hor said. *' of quick action by W »n Doe" Historical Hociety, Dr. C. W. Him iti was running second to imrta, bnmha damaged a dam and pressed delight at the unusual School may purchase a necklace, Ho aald that bo had leaned Wlaa. Tebcsu. thr University of Miami, Carlo, Arroyo Drlrio, who re­ causeway connecting th* Island beauty and site of thr flowen; but only seniors are entitled to through a s thorite live aeeree* that X Joe was driving Doc Tee tarda Hon. Msasmore Krndall, National signed a* provisional president with the German mainland. highway Jaot below purchase claaa ring*. tho inanition, which Italy a n t south on tl In the wait* of th* relds'alonf Preiidunt of th* Sons of the to Ik* a candidate. Th* annual Tourist'* PartF In ptho of u. L. to Spain would be shortly trnns- TUuevill* rUJo la m m company « The uprising beganshortly the English and Scottish coaata, Revolution. Charles .given by the Sanford Woman's Amrrtran ferred to th* Finnish front to ho A. Dixson xaou Do*. t Umpeed Ue* aro u ­ Elliot Key. Mrs. ■ft«r midnight when thr govern­ n Griman llalnkrl bomber whoa* Club will b* held ih th* Woman** Brookfield, Hod again la aa attach by se tho aM* o / t W rood but Clab building tonight a t >to0 Marian Robinson Trumbull. Pom­ ment Announcement In Quito said empty bomb rack seemed evidence ■ It could gut away ho o'clock. Mr*. I. E. Estridg*, pano, Mr*. James M. Carson, Delrio could be considered elect­ that it was returning from aa at* of Hore-Belkha id hi* track, plekod ay a lark, was forced down last night chairman of the Civic Department, University of Miami, J. Marquette ed. and ran tho of.«»way Ihafrn, who won in Guayaquil on Danish territory and Ita fonr Mr*. Anna McGton* of this city U hi charge. All wintor visitors Phillips, Coconut Grove, Rev. -*■»« win -citirs, crew members Immediately art It He seat a crato of colery to tho are extended an invitation to Henry Irving Louttil of West and Quito, thr largest Palm Beach, Dr. E. U Dow, Palm rhargrd the gnvrrnmrnt, headed afire It was th* second German fourth annual reunion of her fhout M pTOMUfa Beach, Mr*. Henry Kohl, Pfclm by Ami res Cordoba, with fraud. plan* farced down on Danish thor's family recently In Union ah tore B*arh, Albert C, Msnuey of th* ritory in 24 hour*. A third City, New Jocooy. and It waa ISL000 CHECK of man plan*, described by tho , ■ enjoyed by tb* many groaUy th* as an unarmad transport; v u la jro jM p aaat, u Beach and Mrs. C. IW. T«n Kick, 8AN FRANCISCO, Jan. I t — forred down In Balgium. litV-Officials of tho annual EastMr*. Hollywood. * Th* war in Finland was breaght Mr* West Charity football - gam* Tbo Bureau of Biological Sur­ played Jan. I. presented th* Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight Hospital for Crtppiad V tiT t. and Batorday, occasional light rey reports that aaly about t&O Shrtns rota over north portion, slightly hood of tho « c « numerous and Children with a chock for oboot Taxaa longhorn catM U R ysatonlay. Tho sum waa bo coastal artllU re gmm an plcturttquf ■ntnrday la Us otBl at F e rtile . IOne Ship Reported Sunk By Bomber9 FDR Asks Congres­ sional Loaders For Plan To Aid Finns Commission Again J. R. Lyles Will !Courtesy Contest Debates Li c e n s e Be Candidate For Ends Tomorrow, Legislature Seat F o r Contractors H i g g i n s States Finnish Chances M a n y Activities Bank Deposits A 5? ^ “SjaW SSS Said To Grow As Are Planned For Show Increase, " J F i s s f 's - a . . * « • McNair States StrifeContinues Conclave Visitors Hallot For Selection Will Be Placed In Saturday’s Herald Third Ordinance Is Placed On F i r s t Rending At Meet ttlonal f twhoa S allSfthat:JTUiZ& waa Involved Amount waa a petition for a te n poeary 1---------' -|«h waa --------•“ * Gannon, me. of Baaford. Da. The Btat* Supreme Court re yt rood the fa re ratio dee talon Of the lower court aad the can ubtequtnUy Joined la appeal Inf to the Federal court. Tips* attacking the legislation Fierce aaaertod, -produced only two wlta owea at tho hearing, neither of whom, knew a groat deal about tho subject." . Fierce alaa aald the -opinion waa written aad dated prior to tho time tho plaintiff* had pro­ duced all of their evidence." Roc*]ling that tho throe-Judge •court hokTtho Act discriminated agalnat the Independent cannere a t the erptnae of co-oneraUvoa, Flare* toldl -A ll. Independent cannon are affectod alike by tho art; Co-operaUre* i n la a dif­ feren t claaa than -Independent cahnen and may he dealt with differently. T hu court hai ao hyld." •The attorney explained that the three-Judge court had feuad th at tho ao apen tire* merely credited their grower mambon with g* eeata a box fo r tho bob w e grower would not receive thia amount hath a t tho end of •oa' tho market aach a paym ent . by Chief Jostle* Flare*-m id all of the , of the layr were ladepeadeat cannere and Included »« grow ere. . Defending tho net agalnat the rCateation that It took property wilhont dee procea* of law F iona aald that go had boat naawHad by dm Supreme Court** deciden aastaJntag a New T o rt Jaw fixing the priM of milk. Fftr Diverting J P e f e w Monies ; « f M e e t H i? „ waa noted today aa ‘ down to ita Outside Local Club To Keep Aid Is G r o w in g . KiwanUms Well Occiipled 'During Stay Historical Gr o u p Begins Meeting In Palm Beach Today Coal Shortage Is Acute As Germans Endure Cold Wave School Ring Samples Arrive For Student* Armadillo Presented To Zoo By A. W. Wise L Celery Grown Here Is Enjoyed At Re-Union m £ 3=5 afij Bias LOCAL WEATHER S tW W r fe iJ i; g iS V f f a s j S L .- , �r •*.*-»* •* 4» . « \ » *»' n *w» * V I I THE SANFORD HEBAtfo? SANFORD, FLORIDA OUTSTANDING POLITICAL FIGURE b t n Monday. Alao ole"B artW Cooley will be tn la te r a n d p o a fibhr W elt Thty . i r hell M p Camlog . . . . R. V t f Sural Retreat, Va. U In b*ttSAspirit* new that Joura uaa cone hi wRh truck. AfraM he w i viowbound . . . Ur. William U nic spent a farket Friday . Boty . . . I VERSE KCtt fODAY VlSfc MAN SEEKS ADPoverty and thame (hall him .th at.rcfu w th ln*trucbut In .MWl regardelh reshall U /honored.—l*rov. a shorter rood, mi, to e l UW waning i|i me |»viai* nieie And gathering up a few. Dr ktekfhg them Into a foam That thlnee with early dew, rdkM how .arow more Intimate w ith life, an April mom. ,-Kakwkur tho twUlcd bough* before f , Their reddened fruit It bom. •Yet every time I pu»» thot wey . 'I IftlAOoe (ha f.tlV 111 IllWft i thinking me a clown, tied kUXUheo far above 'a n te t road I could take, Hus ttvnd of American |»U«y In H'o lost Hvo decodes an rojrhWa lilmilar po»sos*loi(M ha« becjvronslslcntly against maintaining domination and towtmls fnjeUom. It la only Srfcen some fotrlgn power'shflfca of nnroMrninrd ihtefnallonal brigand*** that the United State* begins to cbmilder its outlying powwaalona and neighboring waters in Hlo light of national defuse. . • / We dtt not want Utp Philippine*,' aa .ire hoVo shoWn .by votThg them their freed oto-, we do not'want to fortify Gtiartt for the purpose of getUn* territtory because' we iort*t want anv. We are concerned, however, with the jhfoatHJct that Japait, under military domination, will Con­ tinue to brtmch out farther and farther Into more distant realms until It finally runs athwart vital (American Interesta. When this occurs, knowing the Japtnotc mind. We may expect to have our rights Infringed uponr and convrtwriv, If we al*e strong and prepared, we may havo reasonable hope of avoiding troable. i BREAKFAST LUNCH AT LANKY’S------ I.ANEY'S DRUG STORE Telephone I Oh Ifr YOCM T A S tE DEMANDS Tllfe <IEtfr IN LIQUORS SCOTCHES A N««dtewi Waste Of Tlttve out before' th at It Is a sad ____ . das.. in. view of the many pressing and serious probjems facing th e country, gives prior attention to tho m atter of the ,antl-lynchlng bill, for which there Is no excuse. • The Tampa Tribune ‘ feels also t'nut the nicusure la superfluous und declarca th a t "aside fnmi its avowed sectional purpose the antl-lynchlng / bill, .which the House passed 252 to 131 Wednesday. Is an entirely un­ necessary piece of legislation. There might have been some excuse for a laW of th a t nature In past yearn when lynchlngs wore num erous; there Is none now, when they are becoming fewer each yuar. Last y ear thero were only three lynchlngs In tho United States. T hat form of mob violence Is rapidly being discarded an ineffective, regardless of Its barbarous features. Strike violence has become far more of a menace to tho public peace, and homicides fa r more aerious. Against three lynch­ lngs In the entire country, wp may cite 272 muhlehi In orte city, New York,. i "The proposal to punlah comnJuhltlek Whcnfr lYticfiIngs peeUr and officer* who fSli.U) prevent them would Hot •top lynching.! As- ffapfes* ntatlve Millard;. Caldwell, of OS Ot>’LL COME RACK AGAIN f I I MM ' BE SURE T J VjslTgSANEOItns NEWEST 4l0 SALFORD AVENUE A*ek«t Street Frio* H A A Depart areal Stare MARKET TOWN NEWS By BRUCE TUCKER Sooferd State. Former* Merkel Monday nt the market wa» « plenty buoy day. For tho deal' ora on the platform, Stanford Fiult Company, market rettau rant, al*o tho two gal* In Uit office, (Margaret ahS Huru V •) They ware really onowed i|0<«« Stevenron end Luther Garrett were on the ground* Monday, nml umletotand tfcat Mr. *E. J*- ftFflaiPwTSS’u8P!5 . . 'B ril' Brittain wo* on th* ihmketv • hut. U ae«r,./iA s;da ‘* retch/ titwy * >. VlUl" ■A»xhl r f d r e t r H oMbuuj. «bicer,:f o r . # a BARBECUE 13lh BL It Elnf Avc, j j . Ua k -b -q afritld •hv.jh wirk* a * r , j r a i p r u t r s n s UAH-U.Q J E E R ..,, r ti c o l d H w itw T alllarltti T r X n f ir ,«!iCoi*P*lW> mu» w t t m i r i'iiiHf lllctAo-y. '-Hi Ci wa*ilir;»n«itnfS, u-ual, »low arN attkyitahN r'Il^Y . in *ihur«n*a|<l d«»liHi loot .to have w m iw to t - f t Mid noosing frtejntwo national • aettau ,1r # kill.the hill—bjrffltoURfcf If n Ik not .jJisslMe IrtNl vote/* Ci .vr.i Far ’ ry. foot w a’d land jSfc,Quee& Anne’* HA A. JUNES. Vrith ’.Rhtl-alc cowysta will c«»rtlauf until .<!<0y P, M Many Activities Are Planned p A r! Mayfair • Hotal a t u :00 o’cloCV: ConclaveiV taitors Birger Waaler and hta orehertrn 11wall a are rrwaa ra * r tra/i If * buttftfeea man bakh’t eatuatad the poAltiillUe* of adverm ha khould never complain gutinn* .^ lh g bad. tw ig M l eb‘vebv*tlon ha* con- With bad dUpetltlofti. Ih'lha light of what’e happening [ ttuaato. It lobk* a* though lb# be a day of builneda tea»lon* l» be held In the Armdry but the teltrea of local KlwSnlehk are ade­ quately providing fur the entertalnmvnt of llio vltlllng wive*. Planned for them I* n boat trip oh the Bl. John* Illvir nlamrl the boa tv of local owner* and alto a rlgtit-ieelng lotir of the va*t Celery field*, th* Big Tree ' mid oilier place* of Interest In IIm county. The butlhvt* cession* g it un* dchway at the Artnory at V:3U A- M. .Monday and cqnllnue until nooh when th* Fellowship lunchbun will be held. The drlcaetM will returns dlsedtrion of objertlvee for tIMO a t , the setalon* which begin at lidtt P. M. and R E P A IR n. |>U ‘ from dhcnryttUei tL U M w llffum U h mu%lo for tlm .atvht. Tho decoration* . caaimUtoa 1of the Iveal club, too, h*a been ac­ tive and on every corner In the burinaea dlatrkt tho Ktwanla cmklam la being g aln tai. with thr w onmb< “ Welcama IK iw aalan V for ibi'SffibT A 'L ijtS. t- Atarkol . . . , dfoige TTutrytoh la e, oulte a |>u»y man a b u n d tho X- taarket, loading 6t»r .truek* and a vara fpr hi* concern up tha counla Iry. . Ro.le a go-gvttvr.l Dr. w ^ c n Ciawell wa* walking Sronnd in klmlmwly on Uie plitforik • last wl f p aB y , Right, but. k a ^ l w l 1'W Maurtrt No that l i e t a b big ar •w a ll r*ar S ta ir Ifr,. ( • « ia a be ear* we rim tllar w ltk lla l i v e aa4 W M aoWb. M iH M lw •*- l»*lt*. Uriah rod* krVkaa art la • . . Ok » « da edit l i t U. a c t lo ll peuwl , Uhl- .■***tc AW to t" HpAEB TllB Kfcgft dttti&j&ifDnl ■Jl. M « tid l ^ t o r iW - lT y a 'i l w * r, p a c k e d e n | lb » la m p u i ftfr l i t of Picking Winrun TONIGHTS ALL-STAB f» A « J * E NINTH R A C t-« l« MIL* rOST-Tltt| ■ D H t; R ^ VB lJ .J L »,| �T ► f> r n i « * -------------- railJA T , JANUABT THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Social A nd Personal Activities Social Calendar Swiss!*. Mrs 3. T. Newby, a a l Mr*, le v a Andrews. SATURDAY Caeelian Music Club will meet tv 3:1B P. M. In the Panola R. Munson Studios, 603 Myrtle Ant* mice MONDAY Mr*. I. M. Hines urges all New York people to meet a t her home, 2473 Palmetto Avenue, a t t:30 o'clock to plan for New York night on Jen. 32. Annual invitational dance of the Xlwanla Club will be held from 0:00 P. M. until 10:00 A. M. In the Mayfatr Hotel. Klwantani and their guests who wish to play bridge or Chinese checkers are asked to make reservations by - ‘ ‘ j 782-W or 687-W. telephoning Circlet of the Woman's Mkiflonary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet e t 3:30 P. M. *a follows: Clrcls One will meet with Mrs. J. A. Strange, 310 Myrtle Avenue. I Circle TWo will meat with Mr*. . G. E. Rollins, 2400 Park Avenue, - with Mra. J . M. SUneclpbar aa ' co-hottest* Circle Three will meet with Mrs. B. R. Beck, 2420' Laurel • Avenue. Circle Four will meet with Mr*. 1 Voile William*, 110 East First j Street, Circle Five will meet with Mr*. J. T. Denton, 718 Magnolia Ave■nut. • Circle Six will meet in the church annex. 80-60 Bible Claie of the Flra* Methodist Church will hold a business matting a t 7:30 o'clock at tb* horn* of Mr. and Mrs. R. t I- Caldwell assisted by Mlaa ' Kathryn T1IIU. Circle* of the Woman's Auxil­ iary of the Presbytarlan Church will meet aa follows: Circle On*. Mrs. W. If. Arnold, , rhalrman, wlU meet with Mr* R. ! J. Holly. 000 Palmetto Avenue, at 3:80 P. M. Circle Two. Mrs. W. L. Hcnlr*. rhalrman, will m*»t with Mr*. R. A. Cobb. 313 W«»t Fifteenth street, al 3:30 T. M. Cirri* Three, Mra. S. D. lilghleynian. rhalrman, will meet with Mrs. II. J. Lehman, Alt Palmetto Avenue, at 3:30 I'. M.. with Mra. E. L. Morvww'tttt *■ **»» ■«.'»•■'« Circle Four. Mrs. A. D. Smith, rhalrman. will mrel with Mra. > Victor Mrl-aulln. 406 West Nhst ftenth Street, a t 3:30 o'clock. Circle Five. Mrs. W. A. Leavitt, > chairman, will meet with Mr*. E. I, D. Brownlee. 000 Palmetto Ave­ nue. a t 3:80 P. M. \ ' Circle 8lx, Mr*. J. D. Woodruff, Bene Lou McCubblna Marries C. A. Haines Club Federation To Meet Next Thursday Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Richardson A meeting of the Seminole County Federation of Woman a Clubs has been announced for next Thursday at 10:00 A. Min the Sanford W omans Club house at 313 Oak Avenue by Mrs. J. Ross Adams, president of the federation. Members of the Vicinity Club of Sanford will art ns hostesses fur the inerting. Luncheon will be served at nt»on. The County Federation Is com* poj-eil of the following clubs: Oviedo Woman's Club, Mrs. Amos Tinglry, president; Long wood Civics L eag u e,* lrs. H. J. announce the m an ias* 1U»1 m m 148 of Orlando Mra. Richardson's slater. Mtaa MBS LILLIAN ADAMS, M M * Etftar Kbrania Ball To Be Held Monday Night Honoring those attending the Mid-Winter Khraala Conference of the Florida District, which is ta be held in this city, the Annual Klwsnl, Bail will bo staged Mon* day night In the Mayfair Hotel. Dancinig will begin a t 0:00 o’clock to music by Birger W es­ ter and his orchestra and sritl continue until 1:00 A. M. A grand march led by Governor and lira . C. Edwin Baker of Umatilla will be held a t midnight Kbranlans and their gurata who wish to play bridge or Chinese checkers are asked to make res* ervatkmi by phoning 782-W or 637-W. All members of local civic clubs have been extended an in­ vitation lo be present at the yearly event. Hobart Haynes has been ap­ pointed general chairman of the dance committee and working with him on various sub-commit­ tees ere W. A. Leavitt, E. C. Harper. R. A. 8mlth, Karl Nordgren, B. D. Caaweli, Ray Fox, end C. L.- Beldln. Also, Dr. Kenneth R. Bell, J. O. Sharon, R. W. Were, B. C. Moore, t i n . L. T. Doss, end Mr*. Karl Nordgren. Admission will be by Invita­ tion only. ___________________ t ee Lo* McCubblna, to Claude Austin Haines of Uila city. The ceremony was tolemnlied last evening a t 8:00 o'clock In the Preahyteriin Church of Orlando with the Rev. Lindsay B. McNair olfieiithifs Mrs. Walter Johnaon has as her A fter a abort wedding trip In jest for a few days, her sister, the southern part of the state, rs. Eddie rearoek, of LaBelle. Mr. and Mr*. Haines will be at home to their friends a t 1906 Friends of George D. Dili Park Avenue. Mr. Haines Is con* will regret lo learn that he is nested with The Sanford Herald. at bis home in Rose Couti. Frlrnds of Walter Johnson will regret to Irani that lie Is III in tha Frmnld-Laughton Memorial Hospital. SAPPY BIRTHDAY Karlyle lluusholder J. W. F. Hodges of LaHcltr is visiting hero at the guest of hit daughter, Mrs. W alter K. John­ son." and son, Ernest Hodges The many friends of T. C. Carl­ son will regret to learn that he is critically III a t his home on West First S treet K Farm population of the United States ns of Jan. I. 1(138, was estl* mated at 3IJI9.PP0. The senior Joans Pr»rle or Tkl t'lrwl MelkotlUt ( luirrli Present S iiu h n n n ct J a n r o f S y cam o re l^utb Mrs. O. B. Norman of Mystic. Conn., la visiting here with her rents, Mr. ana Mrs. Robert rd. Mrs. Norman Is the former Mlsa Edna Lord of this city. C Marguerite Ingley Is Hostess To Club COMEDY IN THREE ACTS a P. M. Jso. 16 Junior High Auditorium Salvation Army eeaogellst, will conduct a irrlcs of revival ser* vlees at the local Salvation Army citadel beeinning next Tueiday night. The •errice, will be hrld nightly except Saturday. Housholders Hosts To Their Card Club A 10-day serirx of revival services will he conducted ul I he Salvation Army Ctti Ka*t Second Street beginning Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Ilousholder Tuesday, Jan. Id, C« were boats last night to tha mem­ Rose, commanding i ber* of tbo Evening Supper- nounrrd today. Brldg* Club at their home In Commandant K. 1 Rose Court. Salvation Army evangelist, will A red and gold (heme was car­ .conduct tile services. Command* ried out in the floral decorations |' ant Harris* has spent r>n years of Brasilian peppers and rad i pVenrhing the gospel at home and gladioli. Aaalstlng Mra. Iloua* as n missionary to Indin. Cupt. holder in serving (he supper were j Rose said, milling dial his ad Mrs. R. A. Newman and Mrs. W. dresses should he Interesting us C. IIIII. well a* inspirudnitnl. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Lcfflcr Commandant tint is.* will Ih- re­ were awarded prise* of a novel- I membered by some residents of ty flashlight and a cromlum 1Sanford a* lhc futlier of Cnpt. cheese and erockcr plate as high Annie llatiss, formerly in ehaige bridge scorers for (he men and < of llir Sanfont Citadel. th* women, while M. S. Wiggins The services will be held night­ received a Culbertson Bridge ly at 7:30 o'clock, with the ex­ book aa screeno winner. ception of Saturday nights. Present were: Mr. and Mra. R. A. Newman, Mr. and Mra. W. A. , Lcffler. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wig­ QUATTLEBAUM-TYNER gins, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill J. 11. (Juatllrbaum an­ and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Houanounce* jhe marriage of his daughter, Doris, to Thomas Olin Tyner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner ot (irapeville. The marriage was solemnised Jan. 3 III Kissim­ mee. Mr. and Mrs. Tyner will make their home In Daytona In cclabrstlon of tier fifth llrarli where Mr. Tyner •» birthday, Betty Walker was hon­ rohnerted vvllli Ihr Police De­ partment of that city. Betty Walker Given Party On Birthday a ? 15c A 25c COMMANDANT E. C. IIARRI53. Salvation Army To Hold 10-Day Revival Mrs. Earl King It spending this weekend in Jacksonville visiting her sitter, Mrs. J. B. Watkins, and friends. While there Mrs. "Sunbonnet Jan* of Sycamore King plans to take her state ex­ Lane,” a three-act comedy play, amination for aenlor beautician. will b* presented at tbo Junior high school by tha Senior Young People's League of the First Methodist Church * t 8:00 P. M. Call meeting of the Seminole High School P. T. A. win be held at 8:30 P. M. in the school audi­ Miss Doris Wnlkcr was awardtorium. ( eil a double deck of cards a» high teorer for the evening at WEDNESDAY Social Department of th* Worn- the rrgular weekly meeting of an** Club wlU sponsor the month- the Lonely Uearto Bridge Club ly bridge and Chinese checkers Wednesday night a t th* home of for club members at 2:80 Miss Margusrlts Inglsy In San Hostesses will be Mrs. O. Lanta. Sandwich**, cake, and coffst imdon, chairman, assisted a. James Coales of Oviedo, were served hy the hostess as­ After playing games on the '. C. Bennett, Mrs. Herman sisted by Miss Anna Cornell and lawn, the gueiia were invited and Mra. W. A. LeavtU. Miss Msrtha Adam*. I*resent w ere: Miss Mary CThttp* Into th* dining room where Mb n of officer* -Will be hfld ian, Mias Margaret Rails. Miss cream and cake seas served. a t Utla meeting. Assisting in entertaining the torts Wilkfcr. Miss Eleanor THURSDAY guests were Mrs. Harold Seminole County Federation of Hickson, Mist Doris Hall. Miss young III era, Mrs. Raymond Ball and Woman's Clubs will meet in the Martha Adams, Miss Anna Cor­ Mr*. EutUa Peaks. Sanford Woman's Club house, nell, Miss Marian Eatridge, Miss Invited to be with Betty were: 318 Oak Avenue, a t 10:00 A. M. Marguerite Ingley and r u n ts , with th* members of th* Vicinity Mias Betty Buhrman, Mis* Nancy I. E. Eatridge. Ill, Donald Peaks. White and Miss Camilla Dsaa. BUly Peaks, Audrey liters, NsnClub of Sanford aa hostesses. cy Williams, Hamilton Bisbee, J r , Bebe Bisbee, Dial Boyle, Rosa £' FOOLED YOU! RICHMOND, V a, Jan. 11. —OTJ —The trial * u ov*r—but tb* evidence lingered on. Court at­ taches explained, In trtponat to illed sniffing about Justice Eln Folkea' bench, that contents had been spilled from a Jug used as evidence in the case of a man charged with selling without a license. The jug had contained high-powered perfume. Mrs. E. J. Henderson is visit* g for several months in Bristol Ith relatives. Miss Camilla Deaa will accom­ pany Mlaa Gene Martin Laney chalrman. will meet with MY*. to Washington, D. C., tomorrow Woodruff, l i t W ait Seventeenth to visit for several weclu aa the guest of relatives and friends. Street, a t 8:80 P. M. Dependable Sunday School Miss Gene Martin Lancv plans Class of th* First Methodist Church will hold its regular to Icavo tomorrow for Washing­ monthly meeting a t 7:30 P. M. ton, D. C., after la n d in g several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. I<ancy, at their home on Sanford Avenue. Kerry 10th pair t l ■ken said frost lb* two tables of Wool Latch and Poll Parrot shoo* which ar* ad* vsriltod ho low will be PAGE THREE LITTLE WONDER STUDIO R PHOTOS 10c Rolling Along E nlurK cm entd 2."c & 50c Tourlxt Notes JERRY’S ARCADE 310 SANFORD AVE. Hr. and Mrs. William Thomas I'nlon City, Penn., are visft: with Mrs. ( \ K. Parkin at home on Laurel Avenue for months of January and Febtry. Mrs. Parkin and daughter, " ’thy. have Wooohury. Conn, lliolr home address. Mildred Parkin' and (•■■urge Parkin of Wateibury, t onn., spent Christmas with Mrs. F. 1. Parkin itnl Miss Dorothy I'm kin. Mr. and Mrs. William ........ Odo ................ role* hrutixl Ihclr 35th wedding mini. vir«ary Jan. 8. Mr. Otto was lhc pli'idilcnt of the Tourist Club lost season. Mr. (Hto ,11,1 great wink ilui mg (hr Christmas holidays, and With the help of Mrs. Oita. I hr\ mode n very jovial Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. till,- of our esteemed members, J. A. Balding of Ijike Mary hud a very unfortunate experience last 7 Inn -day, Jan. 4. His home wa* burned to the ground. lie e* caped serious injury in trying to save various articles in the house. Mr. Balding hails from Law renccville. III. The Snnfuid SliufMrbouid (Tub I* going very well these ilays. More mol inon- visitors urr heinx rcell lllrrr. Il in n favorilr spoil In relax und (day ill llie Hanford sun. Tlie way the wenlhrr Is up not I Is, It it a pbw.nrv. Or mob.ihly you all klonv il no*. \v I.. Aldrich i. in diargr. mid hr it always willing I.I In-Ip anybody there. Happy thiiffling The next m irllll- of (In- 'IVnil it! Chib will lie lisld in llir it'll) Hall Audllorlum Monday evening. Jan. If*, a* 7 -m nYl.e-k *h*rp An rxcellrut uiogiam I, bring planned, and vvr lio|>e lo ,cr you all there. PERMANENTS $ 1.00 Alls Use* Id.irk wont hro.nb lolli for the Ixsliro of till* Miavo din­ ner dress of sllrrrivd lilaek silk jf-rsev. 71ie llgiirr-inoldliu: tinea llio nildillT. llo- long sleeves mid llio softly ili.i|**l eflrets at slnmhh-ts mol liont of llio skill me liiunishih.ihly .Mix. O i l s W AVEvS $2.00 and up Tlir Vanity Fair lleauty Shop li now undrr the n u n u f m iil of Princpu I 1I I ) ladl* ana A rt., Del.sod. Upstairs la the Stewart Building. Tele­ phone 223. M artha Olilltam, operator Coke Boyle, Donna L<>u llarpei and Barbara Ann Pearce Also, Muitroe IVorcr, Ann Its bort:, Barbara Wallien, 8. O Chase, III, Beverly Bogrrv, Do. lores English, Marian Messer, Mary Ixiu Copeland and Jangle Jinr Campbell. And, Patsy Collins, Ada Adams, Founded in I72f>, und one of Henry McLaulin, III, Mary Mar­ garet Herndon. ISrurge Harden the youngest cities on Ihr South and La Verne Thumux of Cudsdrti, American continent, Montevideo has n population of over COO,000. Ala. NATION-WIDE Today & Saturday SHEETS ’*■ away absolutefro*, FrMay oad tarday only. •tty, vote*. W* isssoly •os ssi oar aiosk ** wo (or tasswl— Isitsg ana ssd to oaeitio* to erSo* wso two table* boasaallr The tot luted In mediately below a ttsbts of Hool-Latek. Chonille Spread Soft, thick lufling (A JV on rieaiii hi I'oloiod , o i Klolltld*. BATH TOWElsS r iu ffy mill uliuiiir! Laan^w v%«>iirliiir uiitl v«'iy t ,•** #10V*|Asa * * AAA AA t A ■ t I I t % 1 1 1t a t • 111 a " " ft; hIpmiiIh'I iI! *Nfilitm*\Vidr Shr^Mn** N«\r nutrify *Uh A P* thin iruiiil (|imlity mk%3, !•-1 pliff11iiif! t • t eM P C JL l3 Lace Table Cloths Best M a u l e r s . . . Best S a v e r s a n d " B E S T S E L L E R S ” in the e n t i r e t r u c k f ie ld ! is point prru 1 ^ .49 •rgoet btttldee id I n u t i - ^ u w ullcre Ite ntedsle M Blue wboolbo ts Icngtlu, all e. m m nm .- 9 T r -.F m m m 4 t k * t k l t | f H l t t l H «0 H 16 v . .1* s* t 11• t i \l- •l• 16 . is i aa i * v .• » « a ____ v ' : - w * * -— > tvtt y wttgftsl Valre-ln-llead Englneo . , . extra-stroni 4 Resc Aalaa . . * extra-etttrdj truck unite thruuglniut . . . *H th M new Cbovroleto gfuU otu Jor work, nhetber you i a Sodosi Deiisory or a ltfavy Duty Cab-Urcr-bnglne model. 4 C k s t n t t t 'l tottieua efa-eyOedev tcunosny . . . plus tb* tottttl depen ds bOity sa il tend Ufa of C h a n u k t trucks , . . i th a t a l of tIsons a n m U tri w ith yvur rncMiry wbtu It H a t e - e w a s w w s s - . wbicA FLORIDA Itoch Up Now I CURTAINS STURDY WIZARD Dainty: Dotted Mar 6 A C qulrrllea with crisp *6r ruffles. Takt sdVBlilega Ol Uiis low price— nig Bite 8 1” x 00" | * A O Ilriumsd ready to us*. 9 V ' Y'ott'd better hurry—got >9t»r there of tbl* sheet bargain! ‘I �lltjlB . I t Harvard medical m w mstbod to pro* wio. r««r t»»4 «<*< irpii** f»», m bk world, WM announced yesJ jn science. nui U. on* of the principal il wnrtlss In the preient ran wav. as It was la the rheit detouring of rtothlng rim y a l In armies. Mr* e a r • ondnSlo: In Russia and of the Itilkane. Wars al* h aw spread It to rfvlllla tlana. , Food shortness ran* ooplo More saseeptlble so ilaiorisalljr It Is known a* m ine'll lata s*. w ‘are two main tynea, •an and American. The tan ha* been fac lest daittlKtlve of..life. _T ::;j. The . . . . 'Harvard _____ litcoyrry la far the Kuropsan Ijrpo, and culminated a 20-year, FOrid-wlde h u n t . ,i How to make typhus vaccina is* - ' Ffk, r»*t tlo*—'b ilM v c k bu t-b t i% 5 j* s r s r ts MUMiM o f ruM Uuv deposit MiuRAMCfc corporate * SANFORD; FLORIDA ha. bar. W f-nA Tats* i c t h t r t a i i - J per —Pie. esvvllsa'.ssad' r t 9. ^ FAWTHBR. £ OH d% PAW7HBR. tOO-HOO- , S» "CbrtfMenfce, n.—T>uat: Belief: that in .whleh faith' U p*t‘ of hadi" • ■* ‘ • ‘ T n n a th e d ic tio n a ry W t r ^ n l coiefldM ee. - sdrollts — doqoaUa M t b p r a c t i c a l doubted In t i t HOOH » • l I STATEMENT OP CONOR AT THE CLOSE OF BUBO DECEMBER 90, IMS OITTIA — Ns supplies n s akjt .* wlU H o ro W o ? ifiOi Notice W hom wW H o oomoT W h o l w ill k i R w w W a Ho MR, COON will prove bejoad • shadow of doubt that before the Lord’s return MILLIONS UPON MIL­ LIONS OP PEOPLE d J lfc S * NONE I 70,0*0.00 Ollrtr MoHntabhr Bond* Pmalum oq Bomb.------- LIABILITIES ie»ef,m e«»se»st^ *s.. u d Undivided Pronin. . mmw n o w w ill H o com e? ... AO THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST M .7 T J.I5 1813*7 REV. O. C. CRANK of Iha Dr- W ^'^lo 9 O Q N t P O J M ir T O .S I N D T R f ; laada Ckarak of Cod will giro 8AI.F.8MAN RXPEUIRNCKD In a aortas of rovlval noaltagf at real estate, has Mr, (Wary •bo Church of God of Saaford • guaranteed or do not answer. boflaaiag Suadajr^ 1 gteSOOKCE* ® WANTED: JOB a* companion, housekeeper. Experienced In practical nursing. Box M, H e r Lecture On in* i l f aso tftlfe “ Mutual ctrof IdHico creates a aoudd banW amf a gaod* eaftemvr** New Pastor Occupies Church Of God Pulpit t , "with ana boctortall* rv tsthnlrlana, on* lltyr sufficient for 900 eomt mtratlaoa can bo ' pro* . e* " —daring thin same periad' laans t» (Jhm h*iret*wi • abreast with' the -Hiotnrtlnf Haw n * •,of th r famih I i ,0 . i v '. *' ••*•«- ■ ‘MSA The Rev, Clyde Or)*, r»cei»"y transferred liras from C halla' none*, Tenn, has take*! ova* the pulpit of Iht Church of Cod, ranlaclng tin (lav. O'Neal ITuehas, tha former pastor, who haa boob tryiuferrad to Ralnaa City. Tha Rav. Ogle la a talented singer and musician. A series nf revivals will be senducted at th* church by th e Rav. O, C. Crank of tha Orlando < hunch of Ood, baginninr Binning. All danominatloah W«w invited to taka part In tha campaign. 1 ** H{ • AUo^-Thla batik feet* a confidence In the people of Sakfor# an» gknUw te C e n tf , hrncn . , . b.Sft8H conni ( diatcly available to all natloaa. la ss production la doaa by shining two new methods of 'Wise tha germs which Imd n discovered In tha United itea In tha laat two years. Tha A . la reported by Doctor* ns Zinsser, one of the world's t known bacterlolonUts, HerFlats and John F. Endow. wady ftrr use. Ik la a guest worker at liard (Tom' ihs Pasteur Instituta, . Whan tha Univarslty of Fieri m hnabetimJt team ilafbatei College, 77 to W, |i rhrsa Itarvanl worker* recent- Southern marked the largest score rollet diaeovorod that rlckattalae up by * Gator eag* team In list id ba grown fairly wad on ZA yrar* that Florida has i tr, a gelatinous substance from eared In intcr-colleglatc Imaki iwood. But hot enough to make ♦ relUftco The officer* and director* of thU bank; feef that the people- . o f . thfs . eommooltj have this confidence In , the . Florida State Bind a t Saaford / leemtee ■ U m l'M m ilM iiiiiin iii^ iiM V i.id .ii.y m illL me, ask. the same time Dr, If, R. nrted In the'U . 8- Public lurries Proceedings, that a o*uld bn rvown waft by farpdUed .hen eggs. Bat f g S k w y disappointing. MATTRESS FACTORY C W M fiii TOTAL. ..4S O S ,71W O �•«.«* *c -%»<t • ♦« • / p a w . -- .............................. ..................— H IM n*m m rttAin, bahwim), yumo* fetched field Schedule! Feature Event A t Dog tru c k b l t A N d o . ja n . It. Ifugb M M o f U e fault Ocala Tennis Teattl PJays Here Suhday — Al- the feature event last night. » race The record wws established Scmlnola High Behoof* Celery F«la lost their second gam* of (ft tof I tJ Vklentlno the soxson last night to Dot mid's I Club Jr., w u timed hue* t u t year In Bulldog* In DeLand by n '."J to of til* 82 second*. 0 aeu* The two-year-on M-pound Dot, The Feds started off strong and out of Lueky Rail aWd Tralfle at half time were leading 13 to Bother Babe waa out of th* eight box 8 hut In the third qunitrr the dogs | like a shot and took the htoll at Bulldog* spurted ami went ahead •lohg- the raH whig nasaWg the Judge’* to hold their lead tn til the end •land. Frori tM n an *Rt the of the game. wards’ snee-ing youngster uncorked a Dunn and Riser led Sanford's reakcl highly, turf-pod fldlhg stride to ltitk with fIVa points -each, a fust Jap the oval Without u faltering luuter. topped tfio Bulldog light's moment. scorer*. , will It was the niftiest bonny-eTtas* FG F T P F TP fUvor*. Ing i>crformanc* of the sm »»Ai» Allman ............... 1! 0 3 4 break • and the crowd gtIVU the puffing Dunn ........ .2 I 0 .7 (hi. I greyhound a big round of mb* Halo ....... 0 o | (i 1 two* I plause at the close. Last night'* Riser .............. . 2 .1 1.1 to a I win woa the footth straight fbr Epps —............... . 1 0 0 2 event. J.ucky Dot which la the beat George .............. . 0 0 00 Wed* truck to date. Bhe holds throe Newman ........... 0 0 l U idaklc straight setmollng Win* In nidi* slow* Uon and h*a yet to thekt defeat ir the a t Mm Longwood track. «rk*d The, Uironw In attendance ca­ Walla ____ llre. tarnished the Cole Kennel lunfl- Hunter ........ 5-lfl's nary a* u hot favorite with Dot Higginbotham is al- going to post a t odds of 7 to 10 Cowart ......... ninth while nckt In Hit* arms Fanny FA? poker ........... n dog gi 6 -to 1. Bind Dsby gained the Jensen string place In ■ camera finish With Big I.eOn ...... .*—.. f AMBl’I.ANT 1‘RdCTOhOGY Sirfirjr It expehiive atid iM ttlW it tuagsMtoa and pkl*< I), rinllr arrangement* hhf* been mxlo for Ocala'a .fcnaJ* team to meet • Sanford tram -. City WrCrsallon tthrrc* n M. llnidnkcr announced toil#)-. I'l»j-ln>r In thb men’* matchr* will lie l)r. T. F. McDaniel, tU v Wflllnms. Jalwe* C. lllgfein-. nob* n t Unicht, and Pete Sehlrard. The women's team will be eom* ftoted of the following! Mrs. Aitlmr Zarharv. Mrs. Klnehen Powers. Mr*. Clin tie* MofrDon. Ml— Kill'll Bfltr. Ml** KutlierIne Cnlhoun, nnd Mr*. Algernon S|..or Ssnfolil defeated Ornla In the | latter city several week* ago. is ened ainec, although q u in ld a GLOVES $10.75] fu l a t w e d i t o « t r W b efo re d i t a t 4 l a | It At fa e o r a f U e aU* b ttU at (In je c tio n ) , m ethod Af \V uA tluf H tU l, m^tUV*» p n i U t i c con d ition * a n d m c m h -eeiaaw * <r«oa^i« l e a n e d h r electricity)* . Dr. J. C. HoVeell #14 L e n H t Terrace, Orlanda \trtle or trlrpb«*» lor lit erntar* and Baaotalairal. i.o U ro Hate Tree and Treatm ent ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY "INS'JHANC'E I'MJR SERVICE” FIRE ! Wilfred Schnrh, University of , Flotldn sopliotnore, I* practically * slrsisht “A" student end nnJ .never done anv lioxlng uiHIt this lyror. Thl* hVill lie went nut fm I the (istnr ling squad nml made jthe tnim In the 120 pnunil weight. ,ltlt the day the trnnt left for LcuDlann and bout* with Tulanr and I.. S. U„ Bib orb came doun .with (be flu and routd not make I the trip .' B H IN P A M l $45 | GREYHOUND ENTRIES Greyhound Resulta .CB— fu tu rity , : l t 1* 1. Pi* U fl Sir. Kill r Sfsfl** lia lta ric I CI i i k Hob —— Our Hill, IS.III. t J -l , s j# : Cash C l « < r Hub, Dli mini. S.vv, s 3.to. t Coin Inc N.nr, || »».**: Not* Ixmn. I .Kellis Ualsarlc. It.OO. KKVKNTII IIACB— t*IS Xtllr, -.1 N»nn- ul IK.* l*P Olt bit. Kl II, a 1.uii i, ....r... b X 3 1—; il l i i U l i i n n ...... 8CC0ND Race— F ul K am i of Dug 1*1* lloyal Dancer — 3 Careful Matal _ . • * . . T- 1 3 S—I Only Alovll ..r— 1 3 1 3— l.r » lx,ng. t.SV, < 00. f.SSltiAl Cu you. I sv. 3 ( * l Only Aluan, 3.*« v in rr h ack — r ir m n r v . Hlgn Off him kr WrII Myrl II. Marly W New Knit! lliwr Hk tit til*' ltitt* % Ulhrl C m* IIHp-Y-h* If • V FBCOND HACK—v i r r u i m V ll-'lrai kail t»i lHilly liut.Mo Tiny llrn Intlliinit Kla*ii All» a opal Hukv'ii hi*n Jt*r Willanl Hack Talk Ylltav** llti*l Ala«t«* Canful TIIIH D HACK—3-H Mil l|.«a| Half mt Hally* l»«*Mklr) I Ir Kin ill Hn*t t.n*»ni;ii 7*»l. »il Kwlik Town Call l-rtlljr lam in ' A|a n Chlff Hint l»on U oIk-i i *. PlIUHTII HACK—f C T t 'lll l ^ : IsiK-ky T om l.lkmltli* um i Allra Itnlrarlf* l*rtrtrr*ii Hin|*|»y H ’ttV Hrur C ailtr Mat) Vrralnn II, Html I'lKTII riACI% -Fl(Tl'IM Tl Hllirr lllnda II.hI) d ir . I, ■!»v Jiihnnr II. I; 111. (. In II Nifty Hull Xfninni) U iirtn sn '. l I fliiU rii H i.n l, t& m Xu-'-\>.3 ui'H T .y io r. .. (XkV.Vi«jtttfn rT in r .nA c^ i T O f e ComIn1 Alonj irk arove.,1. T t f T 1 t— no » I t-t ( « Oaby, Vis, lie . iCB—F u lu rlly. l i t »« PI* Off Htr Pin , Horn illark NCLI) CASH : K|»o**kt J.m R i: P AI su N 0 ' t i :n t i i i i a c i : - n i i im t y Molt*? Ito* l»r IIimiI r Merry M r Mlas \im**y Million IIOIM* ^Ditil.i r Ju*i iioii nn Ji.iim 1 timitri*’it LILLY r.XTII II 'I : i.| « mi (Qulnlrlfi It ■•'** l Habani. HliUk 11nnIf *It 1willy K ni Jtolr* .list*it H«d o .i.i Hhk MHItt nip. W llrtiiu n .p R cw o rn Tli! AIG Moithly f. P i j i l i l P l» » makss tt posstbl* lor you to buy your horn* rapaUs and pay tot than a Uttla aach moath to salt yuar pootat* hook. 8aa us tor all daUtl*. This t* tha assy way, no <1*1*y. ao i*A tsp*. Kaap yout horn* la good rspalf. IT* ■ F r llllV I T M*Sysalg l i t Im l tit* to a cw if (Nit! Ottos fyr Ms) tttIRth IIACl:— rV T I'IU T V . ■- Ten* P(m.i Mill luff W n > y “»l H.liam Kox A mly Jin,.Ji-niil. Crafi Hllirr llrn . HKVKMTII ItACH—* • !« Mil.* V.V.r't n<”" ’.v IH.rlnr llun.li llll I’firml. Hiller*, lliftnKlslil lluiutreit I'npm r p l,l tear dP*"*ei* 0B Nugff* Major llouf Hair II ii Mi If Joint fran k HhtWl MidiKrn|i|ii* Pci .n i n t h n . \ c i : ~ i u m ii . • l.iicky h'n11n Vo n r u h k t Jiidir'a I W I bIoii l»t»n ,\i Ainm llappy ruit-n Nmii t u»i» HIKTM 1 s m -o *li.t 3—1 «!.€•. I t * . M l ; l i t ) Cllpperelle. 4..IS; Ulg Kt.EVENT IS1 t-l. ______ • o t u t a* r u n tOSaa* tlBlltel xi» t.-m v 'iv * FROM $30 00 TO *8.000.00 0 MONTHS TO 5 YEARS v JIRACE— ft-tl kill Tnke pity on llie sliivrring relatives nnd fiirnds you left u p N orth. Shuro your good fuitim e cheer tiiem u ji-w m /l/ie n i •unny boxes of Florida i ifrus fruits. T licii.in ad d itio n tn ram * ■ng their heortielt hlessings v o n w o n 't h a v e to any itimm, I w ith Aunt Sin.ni . ud some" every tim e you LUM BER CO FLORIDA to Ute folks back home! AND FRENCH AVF. PHONE 713 Mil lions OI enilKDS KAVI Ijr.q Util-’ !• r flljr. CCVH' NMI* • Fl o r id a c i t r u s c o m m is s io n • lak xland • FLORIDA By FRED HARMAN / THAT BY you LEAJT ME FOR.THE OPERN THAT CURED , RS.WnH6 .RS/ J . , Extra Dtue. t.»0. U S . M t ; Be Your nenrest gift fruit denier lm* n wide variety of sclrction* to fit every purte. Ciive lilm th e a d d re sse s He'll do the rest! S pcdnl express rates and fust *hipm ents to nil points. Send boxes of RED RYDER Kara* o f Dog l*P Oft Sir. Fli E xtra nlu* .. T S t —l I— Balmy n e a te r _.. I T I t— U m r D ay ..... . t a t l— enjoy tlio kind of grupvfru it, nrnnRes, tm iR etine* mid other citrus dclicuciet tli.it only Florida knows how to growl UNITED Uueslli TENTH RACE— Futurity, :t* I Kame of Dog t’ l* Otf Htr. FI Irish IJroBue .... 3 1 1—3 I — Itlaper Cora 1 1 1 I— luduin A o ll ...... r t « i— Inch Ureaue, * to. I I I . t.tti It per Corn. *l <*. 11*; Indlen’ Ro i.s*. . A D S Toi S A i t IN O U R N F V f ISSUE CASUALTY rtl-C PIlG N E 180 SANFORD, FLORIDA Rolsnd ......... Nams Co ml hi in g / B W E'VE F O U N D TH' tO R O M E O VOU/ THE ' HAS PROMISED TO • MV STORY IF VOU j NT1FV THE T H E OUT LA W * S NAME IS5H A R .K A HENCHKVAM OF LUCKY D RAKE . NOW,TH r*wr*, i n EN— c N -n _ PUT THE PUTTY ---------------- 1 A K & NOSBANO tNHBKERSf S H A R K -IS L - l H e o im > ments apartmenl VOUB Watch repaired by DAN DUNNt-SECl hrigga, Jaarakr MagBbUa Ava IX BOOM furnished haute, bath. 810 W. Srd fit. fur­ FUBNIBBED 0 OF. email or cottage, does In let. Sanford couple ■oca Writ* portico* 0AKAQK apart and water firrr month. Adult* l it t l e c a n n in g OUTFIT AND F ix UR THE DOPE RIGHT HERE IN , tw e b a s e m e n t / O PER A TIV E 48 A GOOD IDEA* NOBODY WILL SUSPECT THAT-THEY SHIP A LOT OF CAMMED MILK OUT OF % THIS TOW N,' f THAT'S WHAT I FI GURED- - SAY----- WHEN SHOULt) HEINlE BE GCTTlNfl T BACK F T . / FUBlflBHED HE OUGHT TO BE IN SOMETIME TODAY” | IT OWL'/ TAKES [ABOUT TWELVE HOURS TO FLY WERE 7 FROM CALI/O j THEN WF BETTER OET BUCV AlrO IL L ARRANGE GET THAT CAIlUlNtS ALL THAT THIS AFTERNOON* O U TFIT -----WELL GET THE EMPTY fw E ^ w ! CAN C A N S - - AND JU S T ShllP OUR STUFF JU S T AS QUICK SO LD ER THEM —■ -o up • (—■ —r ' AS SHELIA GETS BACK WITH HER O RD ERS/ tCkHO SO . IN THE SECLUOEO ESTATE V/HERE ONCE LIVED ONE OF Th e MQ5T RE^PEC TBD FAMILIES. A SORDID OUSlNESS r* ABOUT TO START / LittJI ai ohn. R a.W fh •d 100 famUlts. Only ra\We\. Mod apply. Good dy RAY THOMPSON And CHARLES A W .V tW T ,W0RRV l O J T H W S H E AlATT GONNA | P U U . ANY* O F HER o o h rr / e n c h i?O H ,N WAS A0O iMOSTLV. 9H A H PI L*,ev-it^.< 4 �I FCh ? Ha v U *; 'VaJFfrf.' ■ 4 ' L* m• T H t SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ItflMn KlrtUr Exams To Be Given Bell Ringers Give F o r Appointment Chapel Program O n To Guard Academy O d d Instrum ents WhyHighSchool Pupils Should Be Interested In Elections Literary M ilam CktilM P i Baron Kirt right to rota. Those a r t only a few of tte rtaaone why we, t t e bleb school student*,* should ho intom tod in •lections. Many other* a r t Impor­ tant. Wo moot INCKEASK our iatoraat In wu might goroniman giro us a IETTER nation. „ Edward M an tell CUaa Ssyns^nUlIvi Business Conducted Parent-Teachers Have By Junior Class I Session On Tuesday The Dramatic Club meeting The Seminole High School Thursday, January 4, waa bald at Parent-Teacher* AeeeelaUon met * dolt** home. Tha meatraa called U order by the dent, and due U tha fast Leroy Eatridge want away# a new member, Jseic Herring, waa voted In to take his place In tha cast. This and tha switch­ ing of two part* will further ireeentatlon of the to Nlegra." The or, will he an* Forgueon sang a duct. The date of tte. next meeting A fter tte business meeting which will bo a Joint mooting tea refreshments were enjoyed by not bora sot hut Mrs. Voile Wil­ Joyce Adams, Mary Martha Em- liams, program chairman, ante •rick, Winifred Lovell, Doro­ th a t all member* look for tte thy Bunge. Lola Caldwell, Helen announcement in tte local paper. Hutohtuon, Loom Howard, and Pattv Hodge. Also Broca Bolt, Harry Brown­ lee, Dicky Brown, David Oatctel, Mach Cleveland, and Mia* Nei­ ll* William*, sponsor, WINIFRED LOVELL. Junior Class m u tin g wu held Friday, January 8, 1040 In tte Upstair* etudytelL The meeting w u called to order by the president, Edwin Branan. Minutes were road by Jea.le Durden and were approved. A For over thirty year* tte American School* Aiaocletlon te a report w u given by Erma Deadmaintained Free Information of­ dey. of the Junior Donee hold fices for United States , eehoola daring Thanksgiving. A abort and colleges where catalogs end report w u given on tte pro­ educational guidance which are of gress of the Junior play. A l g n a t advantages to tell student* advertising committee w u *P- 'W att, called tte Inventor of tte atoam-engtno. did not Invent t» anymoro than Outonterg. caUod tte ImrwUr of typogmphy, Inrented th aty p o ._________ Mr. Mason then played the “Old Spinning Wheel- and "Are You Washed In the Blood of the U m b ­ ra the staff ten*. Those belle hove neither elappora nor handle!. ^ ™ program was concluded by tte rendering of -Homo 8w e t on tte™nnelcai tte mas leal latest HomeH«»«- uas a duet duet'on globleta. Thle This program w u especially Interesting to phytic etud.nl. tecauee -^an ee of the demonstrations demonstration, Jwith f l ^ t hthe e photo electric oloctrie coll and end the Victor Theremin. Business Meeting Of Drama Club Is Held American Schools Group Aids Pupils rata and student* who call managers were nam ed., outlined our ezpens* r*ar and t t e way t t e a at '# a s tt.< 3 n . J a g . waa adjourned. - . . .. CATHERINE .HUI » ;* LEGAL NOTICE arj& wsrw K SC and t t e trouurer*a report road. » They votod and adopted a clam \ r - *■' flower, color, and motto, Sii I T te meeting w u tnrned over t ■iTJLSSVtalrSK! IvM m ,. W? ’S r ,«atfTSJ!2 rhe aaeeeemeat of the eald arear under Ike said eortlf.eato Is>4 waa In the same of a. n. Jsleee aald eeetlfleate shell be leemed aoeerdlu to law. the ipertr Rtoeribertherein will he played am rm l pieces •* tte plane. . T te meetlag w u adlearned. * LAURELLB DUTTON. ^^MWHwueeMraemrome Rev. John Williams k , r Addreseep Student* r iv,'£.j57irhv: iXp&ruS New Books. Received ' By School Library As usual, the library Is re­ ceiving new book*. These re­ ceived thle week ere Interesting u well as telpful. Everyone should be Interested In -Thle U my Story” by Eleanor Boosevelt. ... - Also .th —e re.. I* "Forward ri.~ WP* Of book, there la ‘ by James Daugt Femou. Paintings' tockwell Kent. and "The Wonder Book of Koowltdi ‘’ 1 feel lure tte t thle flnq |* y •w tek everyone wJ K« liilifltrii b t ■riP f T O k •a. t h u t i ll Aag • ( January. jx P. HlItNDO H . . Bemlnal/ CunnTy, VlerUa! W hat Doe* U Mean To U s" Mr. Williams w u latrodueed to the amemkly by D r K D H r1 Brownlee, pastor of t t e First L v , • Presbyterian Church w hen Mr. I ? ■' .. WUllame -will conduct a eerica of lecture* coatlnutag for two Sr « lit 1 rarely Interested in elections? The answer • is .not a lofflcient num­ ber. If he Is the eon of a republi­ can or a democrat, he -roots** for the candidate ‘of the respective partlee. This le emphatically wrong. T te platform* should be looked over and a man', record checked. A boy or girl should eboose hie own candidate and hie own political party. Many pollti. colly minded men who think only of themaelve* are elected becauu SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION B A L L O T •J a/.l h f ir n DEMOCRATIC PARTY TUESDAY, MAY 7,1940 West Side Primary Make * Crou Mark (X) before the Name of the Candidate of Four Choice i FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS VOTB FOR amVBM FOR COUNTY A8SBS80R OF TAXES VOTB F o n OKB •oeeeFoaeeeeep^voodooei FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR VOTB FOR OKB VOTB >s»MMSeetJs«,sse*SNL***tsJ^«sIeeiteOMit(ssMHit...... . . , FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN OONORB38 'FROM' FIFTH ..... - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT” Warren, di •nd/frU nd. m m fo r o n * FOR COUNTV PROSECUTING ' J .ietel>tM>lile>l»ll/l»eMi C. M. Hand it 1918 Chevrolet Master Town Sedan. Radio 1017 Chevrolot Deluxe Sport Sedan. Radio 10S6 Chevrolet Deluxe Town Sedan. 1038 Chevrolet Coach 1688 Chevrolet Deluxe 4 Doer .” t j Vi’t v j / : " M i »•'.".r: j t PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, Unexcelled In Looks • Performance Quality and PRICE . FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR OK* FOR COMPTROLLER i Oftn <w VOTB FOR ON* T.W . •; ' FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION VOTB FOR OKB ------------' M S ... t y f 0* J |A f •M l FOR STATE TREASURER vOTU FOR O y i FOR OOVNTT FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF ™INSTRUCTION IfE fl O A $*E 9 A 8 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER a week fey t f t tew Uroetod In Playing era, and CUneae 4 and Mr*. Evans as Mrs. A. W. Tonkin pointed to a r t ae a charge. T te first of a a* evenings w u held * a t the Community 7«10 o'clock. There 1 ra t end u this m to te inch ajusooaa M i Beslsey, ’ Hannon Lea*. Ed wart P arker Bobby Parker, JMk Mai. colra. Tommy Staley. Oaraby Kimbla. and Mr. Cooper. • PRECINCT NUMBER 1887 Plymouth Deluxe Tow*' Hi L W ® K ® a ? lS Oanuugo, A rthor Batrolf, Bari o f playliW thro*' court* tte glrie are playing In two courts. Two afternoons ont of the now ____ year t t e _girl I week those stay With t h e ___. _ ............... * . . who . _to wish menjoy _ to a h4l| In tha Argentina, the average gym left volley ball and | aftor school farm la eight times as big as the beganclasses basket balL Many of tte hour of practice m a y do average fatm In the United students enjoy this game more Many anjey these practices ba­ State*. tte n any of tte otter* played meneety. ' The pupils Of the West ___ ___ rimary presented the following program In observance of Arbor bui l.Ood Bless America—School. A Story of Arbor Day—by Frank Meiach. 3. Trees—Solo by Kathryn Hogan. 4. America—School. 6. Flag Salute—8cteo|. •. Florida My Florida—School. Prayer Bong—School. Beuhrnla tree w u Uisn plant- , feral Betata Cooveyaacee schry Hattie F. * W. B. Te EJIsabeth 4 A. F. KimbreU. , range Naval .Store* Co. To R. U ' Cp>om. ouglaaa, E. A. ae Attoy-ln-fecl for 8Johlom Heirs To Corbett R Rudd et ux. Albertson, Beatrice La al To Corbett B. Rut Maithle, Blrdeey L. et „ ux. __ Boot of Saaferd. T te luncheon .\ John L Strong ot Mgatepa Iked w u sorrod tnr Mr*. Lamb aerialAmldon, R. H. Master To CUy •d b , M n . “ T te ngui n* of the Lake Mary i pi Commerce 'on day aftor- Ball, Raymond M. et ux To.Ma• lisa* Conyers. ' Epstein, Harold, etc. To Jamoe T. Brown ot ux. Following tte n . E. A. Doug1 k 'c j g . W t i T d a r ^ y . '? : * nlfht (n which thro dtaeuaaad their Father and Son bsnqust •which la to bo bald in Oviedo Jaa. I t ' The tra a tu n r f a r e a report on tte thrift account in which than a n eerentow hoy* with account*. T te foOowlng Wero presen* Oharioa Lao. Sidney Oairawmy, Bannlt Kimble. Arthor Hunter, Girls Gym Classes Practice Basketball County Recorda * T ie meeting of t t e freehman | Include*: Noll Slavart. Natalia Traa. Erma Doted* noy. Barela Proctor, and Catherine H a rt Also Dieter Brown, John Dunn. Leroy L a st, Chria Thompson, and Jack Morrteon. T te plat cantata around a yaonr profaaaar arte fata bopelesslr muddled with rlrl trouble due to hU Mad. help* ful friend*. The play promte* to be tren d entertainment for I SEMINOLE COUNTY f c y Pwfc O. R .McKay ,ie»i>- Seminole Freshmen Have CIam Meeting . The Junior CUao p la y ,"IJn faaaor, B ov O v id T e a r has b a n c u t and production te a te w te a m . T te prooentation of the glsy w U rte on Thor** /V* vT 1 Farm er* Hold j Regular Meet Junior Class Play | | JOURNALISM STAFF ■ -jv ' It .. ru K m nw- ee*'r* * * . Fm • I »z ■ . - r i • 1” - w ...... V v ' *V - ; I T • •• i - �«»6| - wrw-’ ' • ■*%•**■ r> , 4 rj . K \ .7 • r' - c t / C t.> * <1 \ ~ r ^ ------- ' T v ^ Buford la Tha Only CttAm Florida CUr Afficdla* Bail. Higher*, Aad Water Traaaportation # m ifo ri» Ifv r a lit VOLUME XXXI Member Associated Press I ■■! ■■■ SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 13. 1940 A ir W arfare Residents Are Urged To Vote For M o n i e s Fo Continues In Most Courteous. Efficient Clerk U. S. Defense May Be Upped Europe*! Skies * * Soviet Bombers Drop Explosives On Hel­ sinki, Other1 Cities 111 Furious Raids * British Report Downing Plane * U. S. P laysA t LargestAnny-Navy War Games In History4 Britiah filers ranted over the eastern section of the Forty bombs ware dropped on Helsyikl, where two w .ra killed, <w and four tajurad. some buUd ° Inta were destroyed. The Brit Ish said they shot down one Uer man raider off the •outheari coast. Osrmsny confined Its re port to yeeterdsy’s operation, ann raid a British plane was shot down on the Western Front, and another when eight bombers un* rueeessful attacked a Nasi de­ stroyer. Britain aald both claims were untrue. . . . . . The British reported the first fk scouting flights oeer Bohemia v and Austria since the outbreak of w ar was carried out last night as wall aa raeonnoltering oyer northwest Germany. The Island Byh was bombed, as wars three deetroyw i, but no - hits 'i Established In 1908 NUMBER 121 2-Day Kiwanis Meet To Open Here Sunday TO BE INSTALLED AT PARLEY - T o d ay Is the day to cast bal­ lots In the contest for tha selec­ tion of the most courteous and efficient clerk la Sanford," Com­ missioner Edward lllggins, who Is directing the "trade-at-home” campaign, reminded residents of Sanford, urging them to fill out the ballot appearing elsewhere in today’s Herald and -stum It to the lletald Office not later than 6:00 P. M. Monday. The decision of tho three secret Judges will be made nest Thurs­ day and to th* clerk voted the “most courteous end efficient" will be given a cash award ot SIS. The second prise winner will letelve 110 and the third prise winner will get |0 . Every resident of Sanford was asked to cast a ballot on which their selection will be written. The decision of the Judges does not depend wlely on the result* of the election. Commissioner Air warfare held the «*>*- nigglns pointed out, eddlng that llftht today as good visibil­ the winner must not only leed In ity sent Russian, German M and Allied planes into action * from southern Finland to Austria and Bohemia. Soviet bombers raided Hel­ sinki and- other Fbutah cities while German scouts sped over Britain* eoaat. and Seminole Courtly Produces More Fruit And V*C*tablea T h u Aaj, Similar Arm In America tlu* rotlng but also must have been given a good recommendation by the committee of 20 shcppeia which visited Ssnfoid suites ■luring tho week to make obscrv.llon* for a written report in­ cluding their criticisms. Commissioner Higgins pointed out that the objective <rt the contest, held In roncctinn with the drive to Induce, tho spending “Sanford Dollsn In Sanford” is to assist merchants in improving •heir services to their ecstomeis os wrll ns imptoving the personnel. The ballot appesring in today's Herald may be either brought in personally to the Herald Office or mailed, tu t It must be received tefore 6:00 P. M Mondsy becausa th# count will be made s'll that tint* and the results turned to the Judges for their consideration. This contest was lapnehed on Jnn. 2 s i the second phase of the “titsde-st-heme" campaign. 2 Navy Planes Police Invoke Law To Protect Collide In Air Local Merchants' In California Chief Asks Co-Opera­ Battered Body OfOne tion In Keeping Out Flier Foundr Others Itinerant Peddlers ParachuteTo Safety Alexander Gregg., Jr., who gave his residence *e Philadel­ phia. Pa. will make n wide de­ tour around Sanford on f ul“T® Visits to Florida If ho heeds the counsel of Judge Frank L. Miller. Gregg was the first itinerant peddler to be tried and convicted under the ordinance passed by the CUy Commission last summer for th* protection of local merchants. Gregg was arrested yesterday afternoon whan 'I t was learned that he *had sold a fu r coat to a Sanford resident without jtetrasent of a He sum fee of $100 m Dwi • F tn w ® yard - in wseteru nont pl***'*f b a d s e a i A fin* . ration, but efftelals of $200 or 60 d a n In JaU Is there had been no aabo- tha maximum, penalty. for. viola­ tion *f the ortfipknee b it Gregg •^k an dinavlan adrieet aald Bus was sentenced to pay a fin* of slan troops had bean withdraws ISA *nd counselled, by Judge from part of Lilnahamari, Fin­ Miller to stay away from •San­ land's Arctic port, and that botl ford In the future. . Russian and Finnish force* were Gregg was bold In Jail for being struagthened all along the hours In lieu o f th* |200 F>oat, further south, but etUI *•evsral nd ■ which was required by abora the Arctic Circle, and ap- . Uef of Pollct Roy G. William* i r - b i ^ for a ma­ beforo Judge Miller wai called and th* ease tried In a special in southeastern Finland tha Municipal Court session. invaders reported advising ManChief William* urged th* eoaerhtim U na defenders through loud speakers to «-surronder In peretlon of th* residents In atopilng altogether th* canvassing of 48 hours o r the "Germans are these Itinerants who at times are coming.** Tne United united State* Bute* played al *e persistant that they become an­ The the largest Joint army-•navy war- noying. Other peddler* In Sanford the coast have been forced to buy tb* 2 f c 3 l f d n__,_______ » b S 7 w ardepertmenl d army troops In snowy section* required $100 license or be wer* receiving tra c in g In ski balled Into court but previously *"*« »1though such tactics were they have chosen the first alter­ Gregg wet th* first s u r tjd before the Finns found native. actually to bo convicted under U effective. tb* ordinance. Police aald that the peddler* were allegedly assisted _In m ___ Right her alrmea had bombed___ tag contacts with local persons reecnnoitcrod far inaid* German who might buy tbelr products Iw ntory In the , gtra-and-Uks by a poison In business in Baa•crlal warfare ragtag back ford. Mrs. Gregg, who sccotnforth acroos th# North sea. PRRtad her husband, but who t Apparently to rtteUatioa fee was not arrested, told Chief aorwal auoaaaefv* days of flight Williams that they ask 640 fur but would taka « !• by German plane* over tbs Brillst. th* coat* bat W * . Rural abr fan * piano* t0 r **£"*-, Bh# aald tho coots dropped six bopiba aa a row of woro Hudson seal or tannin lights believed I* b a n been $ S U t B o w in g the trial, tho PUth of flares to guide German Polleo Deportment woa Informed ffrW RflJta. Bantam bay on Urn that eevots o f tho coat* hod boon J ? 4 to Sanford women before 0«o«t waa apprehended. ' Tho ordinance under which the eperatiea aald all the plane* Gregg waa proooentod, requires retaraed - safely despite aaU-air­ that any noreoa, firm or cerporcraft flra. nttan before eeOtag any good* of lights IB 1 within tho City "whether upon MTU M i ••d o t fo r futor* delivery or tot■odtata delivery, wlthoot n s s f m S a ta s - w i t n — i r t h i mi Mi#k L- - » ------- ** s Chairman Vinson Of N a v a l Committee hays We Ought To ■Have More Taxes WASHINGTON. Jan. 13 -D P ), — The possibility developed tods/ , that “enteigoncy" outlays for ns- ) Itinnal defense, which the Presi- • dent recommended should he fl- ; 1noticed by additional taxes, might exceed th i 4C0.0OO,fkX) rstlniatoi | made In the President'* budget. Chairmen Vinson of the Houle Naval Committee. said If Cm,- 1 gress authorised the $1,300,000,000 J expansion program In time, f-ndih would be sought to start a* m*nyt of the 77 new warships Involved | ns building facilities would permit. ; •The President made no allowsnee , funds to stsrt these ships. " We're j I Just trot to have some additional > , taxes,'' Vinson said. Uoth houses of Congress began , i a weekend recess, but both pnrtlen ; ' seemed disposed to upprnarh Fin- j j nlsh aid proposals cautiously for J I fear of poeslhlr vlrlntion of Amer. i j loan neutrality. Urpubllrana ran- , I tended It wns the rrsponalullily ' i of the Chief Executive to inltlatr | 1a apecific plan of assistance Meanwhile, the nation hrard the ] inter-American Neutrality Coma I j initteo was planning to put i teeth around the western hrinl' phert security rone with new : rules Including one rofuein.r to 1allow belligerent warships to make trpttra or take supplies in* aide the ton* after belligerent acts had been committed Inside. SAN DIEGO, Jan. 13W>)-Two navy panes collided midair over the Southern California desert end early today one ship wnx found with a flier's battered body Inside. hive other aviators in the col­ lision wer* reported esfe, but sn official asm only four had shown up, and ana eras still ml*stag. The dead maa Is James Crow-son, 24, found whtn tb* searching party Arrived a t the scone of the 8T. PETERSBURG. Jan. 1 8 wreckage 76 milee from here. Two torpedo bombing pis nes, (A^—Governor Conn,who has b*«a toying with the idea of running log$ - three men cany It and for the United States Senate wer* circling In regular fo _ since last Nov. F said flgt-footedlf* yeoverday he wot Id a.Vnmmrs offlee next week. Tho upper plan* shesrtd off a the"Yes, make my announce­ wing of the lower, both spun ment In I’ll a few days," ho told a eroxlly. All balled hut except Tribune reporter. be about Crowsop, who Ik was reported, the middle of next"It’ll week." seemed unable to Jump. He added that he would run on his record as governor, and the main nlank of his platform would be, "wc don’t need uiry more tqwe." The governor w si a speaker here at the itnte Democratic convention, which also brought out a number of rendidstrs for various offices. Mri. Laura Augusta Lee, 38, Jerry W. Carter, state rallrmul widow of the lata J. II. Lee, who commissioner, told friends he wn* served for e number of yean as going to run for the Senate, too. an Orange County Commlisfoner "I’ll announce soon after Cover • before the division of th* two nor Cone does," said Carter. counties, died a t the home of her Dave Shnlti, former governor daughter In Oviedo yesterday a f­ and also a speaker at the con­ ternoon about 8:80 ecloek fallow- vention, confided that he »>< tag a lingering Illness. giving the rare his “serious ronShe wet born on Oct. 29, 1151 eidcrstlon,” and left the Impression a t Madison, Fla., and received her among convention delegates that education in tha pubic schools of he also would be in the race. Lake City. 8be cam* to Orange Doyle K. Carlton, of Tsmpa, County in 1BT4 and located near former govemof, left the con­ Oviedo, residing there since that vention guessing. In s facetious time. speech hr indicated one moment She Joined th* Methodist Church hie would make the race end a t an early age and has been sn another that he would not. active member since. She helped organise the First Methodist Church of Oviedo. Funeral servicaa Wilt be held at tbs Oviedo Methodist Church Sun­ day afternoon a t ItM o’clock with tb* Rev. J. H. Hager, pastor: tho Rev. James S. Day, paster of the Baptist Church, and tha Rev. J. N. Thompson officiating. Burial Mrs. Mary Jsffee, slater of Mr*. will be mad* ta the Oviedo ComeJ. Flelacber of this city, died Wed. **7orvlvor» ore two sisters, Mrs. nesday In Brooklyn, N. Y. She Hi A B. Sleyster and Mrs. Lillian survived by six children. Brown, of Albuquerque, N. M.; The weekly drill sessions of the fear daughters, ’Mrs. Ann to L. 'three local National Guard com­ Carter, Mrs. T- W; Lawton, Mrs. panies will be held ta the Armory B. F. Wheeler, Mrs. W. J. Law- Monday night at 8:00 o'clock. *•« I three eons, J. T. Lao, J. H. Loo, C S- Loe, all of Oviedo. There Violators of CHy ordinance* are also 28 grand-children aad I I will be tried before Judge Frank groat-grand children. L. Miller In a session nf th* Municipal Court a t the Police Station Monday aftamoon at 4.-00 o’clock.______ Dr. W. S. Alien, Stet­ son President, To Speak At Fellowship Dinner In - Mayfair Mark A. Smith To Install Officers Qjftcy fU)IIIM 0;<w > Local Club Completes Plans For E nter­ taining V i s i t o r s Tlio l\vn-«liiy .mid-winter i i-nnferenre nf tlie Florida District of Kiwnnls Internatiniml njrens here tomorrow with hi'Hiliuinrtern in the , M ayfair H old. A delegation of more thnn 300 iJ expect,.,l to attend the event which is second in importance only to the annual convention. i i / nterna ’N 0 ! ^ Cone To Announce F or Office Of U. SJ Senator Next Week the ttu C T L 'S n U 'flS K Mrs. Laura A. Lee, Pioneer Resident, Dies A fter Illness City News Briefs Large Wildcat Killed By Lake Mery Han 0ns of Uie largest wildcats killed ta this section in name time was bagged by Harris f — ML ACL employ* and re*ideal oi ta k e Mary tU l tainting. “ Mr. Chairman, convention delegatee and candidates," Carlton said, “ you notice that I do not address you as Tallow candidates,* which may bo significant by tho foot that It hap no significants.” The regular meeting of tho Independent Order «f Odd Fellow* will bo held ta the Odd Fellows Hall Monday night a t 1:00 o’clock, boilnsa* m atters will bo There will he a mooting of the Woman's Chris Cmamlttse of the County Chamber of _ ____ ta the Chamber bonding Monday a t !0:M A. M- Mrs. Endor CurieU, chahrmaA will pre- *Ma> These an- Mu’ ufftcers of tin- Flnmln District Klwani* Internal nilial nil,, will l»' installed at Mid-winter Conference here Sunda) night, lies,ling across the rrn let, left lo right: .1. Newt l.unimus, immediate pint governor; J Edwin llaVer, t'instills, governor; Kml Lehmann, Tavares. «enetsry-treasurer. Top, left to riirht, Iteuli nant governors: I. Robril K Sikes. Crest view: 2. M L. Stone, Tallahassee: 3. Fount II. Ilion, Falntkn; 4. Joseph A. Frohoek llnlton, left In right, lieu tern tenant govtriiara; 5. Julius Dingfeltlrr, Sanford; Stanley V. llu-«. Veto Ilrarh; 7. F. I>. Janes. Waurhtila; 8. 0. II Mnrtin, K4<7 I-audei .tale J. J. Parrish Will Seek Re-election To Seat In Senate ANNOUNCES Committee Votes On R egulation Of C om petition Veteran Legislature Member Asks Sup­ port Of Seminole Executive (Jroup Also Discusses Plans Eor Enclosing Of Porch J. J. Pan ish, of Titusville, an­ nounced today that he a ill he a candidate for eleetiaa t,, the Flor­ ida Senate from the I7ih District, which include* Sen,unde and Bre­ vard counties. In usking the voter* •>! the two counties tu return him !» the Legislature for another trim, Mr. Parrish declared “I love the peo­ ple of the 37th llisl net. They have been my friend* in business and I owe them none Ilian I ran ever pay Imck by the service that 1 can render them, hut I will du iny best. If re elrrli-,1 I will give tb* 37th Disteirl humst service and do everything imssihlr lo make it better for lh<- people therein. "I am Interest,d in tho w,-|. fare of the young and the aged in my district which i* „ matter nf record at all time*. My business life has been spent in [iisirict 37 and speaks for itself," he con­ cluded. Mr. Parrish has more yenr* of service to his credit Ilian any nth •r member of the la-gislature taking Into consideration the terms he served both as u senator and a member of the House of Representatives. He entered politics in IBIS When he we# first elected ** * Rous* member from ilrcverd county and was re-elected for successive terms to the House un* Ul he went to the Senate from the 87th District in IB27. ills reo ord of service In the Legislature waa climaxed’by his elevation to th i presidency of th* Senate ta 1989, a position exceeded only by th* governorship. H* Is a member of the Prseb: tartan Church, a Mason, an a member of the Rotary Club. Born In Bowling Green, Mr. Parrish moved to TltusvUI* ta I6 U where ha has continued to over sines. He bss three __ r___ and two grandchildren. Ho has long been connected with citrus lndusl A hn)|nt in I hr rrfrrrmliim the Unitnl .Stntiv* I'liumlter Comnirirr concrming ifovrrnmi’iil Irfi ii Intion of i*«-ni|>rtilii>ii wn< C4 tt nhd now biil« for lh«* rlirlo** inir of Ihr pon H of thr IocrI Chamber biiibliiik' "*•»«• rpquiilMl Hi thr inert mg of thy Kltrutivu Commitfrr of tin* Srminolr C’onnty C?hnmlH*r i»f rm im irrrr in thw Chnmlirr buiblioK ln«t niKbt. Thr rtiminiltee vnlrtl "yin" t<» ail of thr tolliMviiiir i|ur«tions which were set Loth.on the refer­ endum ballot. **Any |ir ojio^ii Ia having for tbelr object the contoil of induRtries by govern mental ageneie* ahnuld be oii|MiR4'tJ. *4Tnr patent system should Ihj maintained without impairment, including freedom of patentees to grant license* test fitted aa lo use. “Existing temedies under thr anti-trust laws me ample and ran and should te enforced in an or­ derly manner “ Proposals for udilition of more civil remedies to tho anti-trust law should be opposril. “Extension of Mrtlon 7 of the layton Act to give the Federal Trade Commission authority as to acquisition of assets by, corpora­ tions should be opposed. “Such rights us the sn tM ’ust J. J. Parrish, incumbent mem­ ber of the Klnriiln .Senate, onnounrrtl totUy that lie Mill be a candidate for re-election, nub* Ject to the lleiiiorriilir |»t ininrie* in May. Seminole Teachers Get December Checks BcmIlHih' thiunly’s school teachers r,-reived tlu-ir checks in payment uf I heir salaries fur the last half of the month of Decem­ ber yesterday, it was learned at Ihe office of the Superinlendrnt of Public Instruction today. Cheeks for the first two weeks of the month were given to the teachers before Christmas. The Seminole School Hoard was forced to negotiste s loan of 17,500 to obtsiu sufficient fund* to psy Uie tesrhrrs up to date sine* the Htstr Is behind in Its allocation to the counties for this purpose. ________ Tennis Matches With Ocala To Be Played t U s lIm H Os !*■ (■ BIsJ Building Permits For $5,585 Issued l’rruhlml Karl Nordgren of II..- (oral Klwani* Club stated ! tl.nl everything »r' " ‘ .h j fo, the enlerlalnnient o[ ,n® i visitin'- »» <•"<• " f. ,1h.p convent mux ever held in »*"* i fnrile Tlio highlight of the opening day I* the Fellowship dinner in the Msyfati II.... I Sunday night I. eglnning nl 7.30 o c'°cV which Dr. W S. Allen, president l of Stetson University In DeLana I will tie the guest speaker. On Mon,lav huiine** «»*lon» W.ll hr held in the mornlilg snd again in the afternoon with th* Fellowship luncheon *t which Mink A. Smith, International Iruatrr, will i*prttk, to b© hiW at noon in the Mayfair Hotel. The climax of th* conclave will he the Klwani* Ball in the ballroom of the Mayfair Hotel Monday night with Birgwr Weeter and hi* orchestra playing. The program l- as follows: • .R i-’nA.x .-- 2:30 F. M— District Trustee* Meeting. 4:30 J' M.- District Committee Chairmen Conference. 7:311 I* M —Dinner and Fellowslop Session Mastei »f Ceremonies—John R . Wright, lakeland, l’»*t Gover­ nor, Florida Klwani* District. "The I’n-l Year m the Florida District" J Newton l.ummua, J r . District Governor IU39. Installation of District Officers— Mark A. Smith. Tlmmaston, Ga, Trustee, Kiwanis lnternatlnn*l. "The Next Year in the Florida l)i*lrt,-t" -J Kdwin Baker, .1'anil ills, l)i«lr,ct Governor I'.till. Address "Kdurntinn for n Demo­ cratic rivditation” —Dr. W. 8. All,-ii, Delaind, President, Stet­ son University. MONDAY s .Do A. M. Breakfast 1‘unferfliers, Mayfai- lintel. Past District Governors, J New* Lummus presiding, d u ll Presidents anil Lieutenant Governor*—1,1. G«v. Jo Froliock, presiding. Clllh Secretaries, Kaf| Lehmann, Dist. SeC^Trea*. presiding. (l;30—Call to Order. 10:00 -Report of District S*cretary-Trrasurer 1030, rhnrle* F. Cushman, Miami. 10:15—Governor'* Message. 10:45—“Sharing Klwani* Iniplratinn," W Fred Cobb, Jacksonvilli'. Chairman, Dlitrlct Com­ mittee of Publicity. II 00—"Cititenship Responsibility. Ihe Price of Liberty," Harold llippler, Kustia, Past Dial. Gov­ ernor, Chair, International Com­ mittee „n Public Affaii* fo* United Mule*. I I. 20 "Kiwanis Ideal, in Bu*i ness," Harold Colee, Jackson villc. Past President, Jackson­ ville Club, Immediate Paat Pres ident, Florida State Chamber ot Commerce. 11:40 — "Extending Kiwanis,'' James I). Bruton, Plant City. Chairman, Dlit. Committee on Claiaifiratlon L Membership. 11:55—"Florida's Underprivileged Children, Our OpportaiHjr," Rev. John Brameomb, Tampa. FELLOWSHIP LUNCHEON Mayfair Hotel, 11:80 P. M. Part Dlitrlct Governor, 81m*o* R. Doyle, Tallahassee, presiding. Entertainment. Announcements. The Kiwanis Quartette of W*at i Palm Beach. 4 Address—Mark A. Smith, Igtafs national Trustee. 2:00—“Building Florida's Reeerve*.’’ J, N. Lummus, J r , Immediate P ast District Oovernor. Counsellor to District r ---0 y«u t!V 0" 1|?®Y» RRB Glria 2:25—“Fulfilling Our Responslbllltlee la _ _ psan Paul E- Rayawad. , ^ Building IH-uuit* totalling 85,685 were laaurd at the City Chances for tb# appearsne b en Hall yriterday hy Building In ­ of the Ocala tennis team tomor- spector Grady L Duncan. Tho largest wax Issued tu L. A. raw to play Banferd'* tennl* ta au diminished with a heavy fall of Johnson who ha* begun remodeling rain last night that soaked the th* frame building on th* corner CHy clay courts by the watar- of Frrnrh Avenue end the Semi­ nole Boulevard. The cost of conworks. Director of Recreation R. M. verting th* present building Into Hsrdaker said today that lb* a itucco filling itatlon with a match** would be held unless restaurant and a sleeping hunk truck driven I* estimated at over* n ln feU between this after­ for tr noon Rad 2:00 o’clock tomorrow 16.000 Fred T. William* received a aftemosi a t which time the matchpermit to make an addition to a •a are scheduled to bogta. Sanford defeated the Oral* two-etory dwelling on Oak Avenue team several weeks ago In Ocala. a t an estimated cost of 8150. Th* Btyard Realty Company was granted permission to con­ struct a garage estimated to coat K rtly cloudy to cloudy tv6186 at 711 Myrtle Avenue aad Blgtai and Sunday, rata o**f ® »|R . A. .Williams was gives a per- 2:50—"L it’# Be Neighborly.- ja ck Bl _ »M m lt to auk* repair* to a twoO* ‘ field, Pensacola story frame building a t 80S tab •tettea.*** .J U HlRtaoU* Avenue. ' LOCAL WEATHEB \ •» 4 if f \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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